sie, Avira anyone iting; Nov. 1 it. Akira Arlyoshi, the Japanese Minister to China, who arrived here this morning from Shanghai by the through express, was asked When Jepan would agree to the abrogation of the Tangku Armistice agreement, seeing that China already had fulfilled all her obligations under the pact. Mr, Arlyoshi observed that different orsons had different ideas as to whether China had carried out her undertakings Qader the agreement. In his opinion, China had not yet fulfited her obligations in this connection, Through "postal relations between Manchoukuo and China had not been resumed, while the boundary lines between Manchoukuo and North China Femained to be settled. He emphasized that both these questions formed the. subject of understandings between the Chinese and Japanese delegates at the /Tangkut armistice conference last year. necessity of the diplomatic authorities Mr. Ariyosht also laid stress on the of both China and Japan treating with each other in a spirit of frankness it the existing abnormal relations between the two countries were to be: reqularized.—Reuter,
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