Major-General Rensuke Isogal_has been able to have discussions with General Chiang Kai-shek us well as with the new Foreign Minister, General Chang Chun and the War Minister, General Ho Ying-chin. The Japanese Military Attache has been pleasantly Jdisereet in his account of the conversa ons which must be regarded as important and valuable. It is far Letter that Sino-Japanese relationships should be treated by direct discussion this kind than to be exposed to the long-distance verbal bombardment of unnamed spokesmen and conflicting Interpreters of the statements of high dignitaries. Anything which will tend to clarify the issues between the two [countries and assist In removing causes fof misunderstanding is to be warmly Welcomed. General Isogoi has playfully described his visit to General Chiang Kal-shek in terms of the festival which was being celebrated during the week-end. Tf that spirit continues to animate future distur ion between Nanking and Tokyo. a better atmosphere may weill be expected, 10 the general benefit of both peoples.
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