Tokyo, May 20.
'A spokesman for the Foreign fice acknowledged today that Sir Robert Craigie, British Ambassador to Japan, presented memorandum to Mr. Kol Hirota, Foreign Minister, May 18, regarding the incident in which Mr. E. 8, Wilkinson, of Shanghai, was Involved with Japanese soldiers in. the Hungjao Area, The spokesman forecast the probability of the incident be-Ing settled in Shanghai, in which case, he added, the Japa nese Government would not reply to the memorandum Reuter. supervision of the North China and Central China companies and lacks fixe polities! programme. which a feentral organization for dealing with China affairs requires, On the other hand, precipitate establishment of an Bast Asia Ministry in disregard of prevailing circumstances would be premature, the Board considers.
What the Government now requires, it is held, Is a central organization which fs neither too Idealistle nor too fut of redrape, In other words, not only" must a central bureau for management of China affairs super vise "economic development, bur must alo embrace political and cul-{ural development if the Govern. men's aim" of unifying national policies regarding China is to be
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