Shanghai, Mar. 1, ERMAN advisers to the Chinese army will be replaced by Japanese, and many foreign assistants in the National Economic Council may have to hand over their responsibilities to persons nominated by the Japanese Legation, if Nanking agrees to the terms of rapprochement offered by Japan.
Authoritative circles, both foreign' and Chinese, had heard reports to this effect yesterday, and, in spite of denials of any special policy towards China given out in Tokyo, believed' them. It was else reported that, subject to the conversations to be held between Major-General Doiha a time limit for Chinese complia been set. and the leaders of the Southwest, ince with the Japanese terms had that time-limit of between six and Tt was variously reported yesterda:
nine months had been mentioned for compliance with these terms. Since the Southwest has been for 2 long time the principal source of an! Japanese propaganda, it was that Major-General." Dothara' was going south with certain proposals find arguments to bring the Cantonese Government and Kwangsi into Mr. K. Hirota Coming to China in Summer Tokyo, Mar. 2.
Mr, Koki Hirota, the Japanese Foreign Minister, will visit China early in the coming summer to negotiate directly with Mr, Wang Ching-wei, President of China's ably lead to international control of China."
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