Central Govt. Arranges for a Mediator Nanking, Sept. 18, The Central authorities are clevis ing means for an amicable settle. Jment of the dispute between Prince Yun, chairman of the Inner Mongolia, }Politieal Council, and Prince Dorichi, jchiet of the West Banner of the JOlanchab League in Suiyuan, which followed the dismissal of the latter by the former. The alleged attack by O Pao Chai Man Tou, a renegade of the West Banner, ' against - Prince [Dorlehi, is denied in oficial circles Mere. Prince Yun, who is concurrently president of the Olanchab [League, has reported that O Pao Chai Man Tou is still detained by the [Inner Mongolia Political Council, and adds that troops now stationed on the West Banner border have been lardered not to advance against Prince Dorichi, Mr. Cheng Hsi-keng, Special Foreign Affairs Commissioner for North [China, is quoted as saying that Gen.
Tso-yi, chairman of the Suiyuan provincial' government, has taken up {the role of mediator. Prince Dorlch is now at Paotou—Central News.
Tokyo, Sept. 23.
Anglo-Japanese trade relations and also matters concerning China. will be discussed at a conference here en. Wednesday of Japanese diplomats presently on leave in Tokyo. The: conference was summoned by the Foreign Office to-day.
The programme of the session has not been announced, but financial writers say that the principal subject will be barriers against Japanese goods raised in various parts of the Empire, with the prospect ut Anglo-Japanese ce-operation in China, 8 a secondary topie—United Press.
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