Peiping, June 23.
In a surprise meeting held at the home of Gen. Chin Teh-chun, director the Civil Affairs Bureau of Charhar, representatives of the Japanese Kwantung Army and of the Charhar Provincial Government tonight concluded an agreement for the settlement of the so-called "Chang-pel Incident."
The terms of agreement, according to reliable Japanese sources, are:
1. The resignation of Gen. Sung Cheh-yuan, already deposed "chairman "of the Charhar Provincial, Government, and his relinquishment! of the command of the twenty-ninth Chinese Army Corps.
2, Transfer of the 132nd Division from the Kalgan area to a southwestern part of Charhar province.
3. The dismissal of the chief of staff and of the president of the court-martial of the 132nd Division as being principally responsible for the incident, 4. A guarantee that anti-Japanese activities or any acts which may be regarded as a slight upon the Japan-jose. shall not recur in Charhar.
5. An expression of regret on the part of the provincial authorities for the "incident.
6 The removal of all cavalry [forces now stationed in the area comprising Dolonor, Kuyuan, Tubshikou, Chichen, Yeacking and Hwalai to a south-western part of the province and Jo guarantee that no new forces shall be brought into that area.
The dissolution of all antipanese organizations in Charhar and a prohibition against their reorganization.
8. A guarantee of unhindered and safe travel by Japanese inthe province.
9. The dissolution of the Kuomintang branches in charhar.—Rengo. air. facilities are developed. This decision, he said, put a stop to negotiations then' in progress with Great Britain and Germany, other conversations having been conducted with any other power since then. "Unless we reconsider the decision reached at Nanchang, we cannot proceed with negotiations on the subject with Japan," the Foreign, Minister pointed out.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.