Major Policies to Be Decided in Tokyo Japan had recognized the Nanking Jadministration og the Central Govern= ment of China, and will in the future continue to deal exclusively with it Ju national affairs, Maj.-Gen. Ya Chief of the partment of the Army told Japanese reporters on Monday afternoon, Oct. 21.
There was a pressing need for the Jappointment of" officials in north China, who could negotiate on various matters without constantly seeking Instructions from Nanking, Maj-Gen. Okamura said.
'The Japanese officer, who arrived to convey to the officials stationed here Tokyo's latest policies towards China, recalled that much delay attended the enforcement of the Tangku Peace Agreement, as the Chinese ferred all minor' details to Nanking Maj-Gen. Okamura said that he had not seen any Chinese officials during his present visit because he thought it of little use in view of the "current features of Chinese Government."
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