Tokyo, Dec. 2.
Commenting on dispatches tron Nanking reporting that the Japanese Consul-General, Mr. Yakichiro Suma. had objected to the visit of the Chi nese Minister of War, Gen. Ho Ying ching, to North China, the Foreign Office spokesman said that Japan had not objected to the visit, because General Ho's trip was a. Chinese domestic matter, but Mr. Suma had suggested that the visit might complicate the North China situation.
The spokesman added that he be-Meved "the. North China autonomy movement had proceeded to-a point Where there was little value in the Japanese discussing the situation with the Nanking Government—United Press.
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