Gen. Chiang Tso-ping Greeted by Japanese Emperor Tokyo, June. 20.
Gen. Chiang Tso-ping, frst Chinese Ambassador to Japan, presented his credentials to Emperor Hirohito this morning.
All details will be worked out by committee comprising one represent tive each from the four compan! who will have the collaboration of /Mr. H. Ohashi, Vice-Minister of Com= munications, and Mr. E, Asano, Direc-for of the Bureau of Shipping of the Communications Ministry, the latter being prominently mentioned in shipping circles as he probable head of the new firm, which will take over all services to the NEL. at present being operated by the four concerne.—
Accompanied by nine staff_members of the Embassy, Gen. Chiang rede to the Chiyoda Palace in a state coach, mounted Imperial Guards escorting the carriage.
His Majesty received in audience Chi Emperor hand ota, Foreign Min ter, who attended the ceremony, and then exchanged greetings with the Chinese envoy.
Later, Gen. Chiang's staff members. were granted an audience.
Gen. and Mrs. Chiang were the guests of Their Majesties at a lunch-held in the Homelden Hall. at
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