Tokyo, Jan. 22.
Sino-Japanese relations are nearing 8 stage where a final readjustment can be confidently expected, declared Col, "Hiroshi Memoto, who, in his [capacity as chief of the Press Section He Expresses His Gratification, at Welcome Received and His Hopes for China Hongkong, Jan, 21.
Mr, Hu Han-min was. host last night at 2 banquet for Messrs. Chit [Cheng, President of the Judi Yuan, and Yeh Chu-tsang, Sceretat [General of the Central Kuomintang, Nankine's official emissaries sent (0 Hongkong to welcome the home Jcoming of Mr. Hu.
"That the nation in general fervent-hoping that Mr. Hu Han-min fill proceed to Nanking at an early date ie shown by the large number lof telegrams sent to him from various parts of the country. More than forty during the past three Jbeen sent through Shanghai by varlfous public organizations, urging him tone' more to take up active duties fin the National Government. Various Nanking commercial, educational, {abour, agricultural, "and women's organizations yesterday despatched a {joint telegram to Mr. Hu, welcoming him to the capital, and similar tele. Jgrams were sent by various public organizations an the—municipal rangpus in Chungking and Nanchang.
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