Tokyo, Jao, 24.
The Chinese statement, made on January 22 by a spokesman of the Chinese Foreign Offic, to the effect that China has not yet accepted the there points. therefore without foundation.
On the other hand, entirely re principle: ilkots Japanese Foreign "Miniter advocated by Mr. Gen. Chang {ar a" cover tnderstending between Chun, shortly after "assuming "his the we countries, was omsnented uted "aa" Briniter For Vorelen [pon the morning.
alr, proposed that. Sino-Japane ese. negotiations should be conducted "according "to the regular procedure and through diplomatic channels, with a view to the funda mental readjustment of the relations Between the to countries. speech on Tuesday, Mr. Hirota not only expressed. concurrence with Gen, Chang Chun's proposal, " but algo' reiterated Japan's fundamental policy" of non-menace and. nonaggression against neighbouring countries, in the hope of restoring the relations of the two countries normalcy, os well as adjusting thelt mutual "interests. From this stand-Point, there seems to be no diverge fence of views between the two sides. With "this as starting point In the eyotiations between China and Japan, there cane no doubt that the relations between the two coun-{eles will be greatly Improved." Kuo afin,
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