London, June 19.
It is understood in Far Eastern quarters here that the Japanese re-usual to take part in the financial discussions at Nanking is not due to disagreement on the principle of these negotiations, but to the inadvisability of such dealings under resent circumstances.
According to the sine quarters, Japan intends to send financial ex: perts to China only after foreign delegates have completed their preliminary investigation of the China currency situation and when Sino Japanese relations are less strained.
Discussion will be carried on by: the Japanese Government with Great Britain on the problem through [diplomatic channels.—Havas.
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