Tokyo, Feb, 20.
'The Manchoukuoan foreign' office has protested to the Outer Mongolian Government against alleged misrepresentations regarding the Mar hull peace conference, according to Japanese reports from Changchun to-Yay. The protest accused both, the Mongolian government and the Tass News Agency of misrepresentations.
The Foreign OMice asserted that Outer Mongolian troops have violated the border five times recently, In spite of Manchouktioan efforts to promote peaceful understanding between the two nations.—United Press Mr, Lin Sen, Chairman of the Notional Government, has received message of thanks from King Victor Emmanuel LIT of Italy in reply to his telegram of congratulations on the occasion of the birth of a Crown Prince and heir to the Ttalian throne. negotiations on this question are being continued, he added, Mr. Melgoro Sakurai, Minseito, who nude the interpellation, declared that although China accuses ws of aguressign, fate hag ordained that the two ialions_march along w path of ¢o-existence and mutual prosperity."
Rewarding. relations' with Moscow. Gen, Hayashi asserted that "with the exception of to oF three points now Under negotiation, complete agree. iment existe between Japanese and To Change China Policy Feb. 21.
A decision to make a remarkable change in Japan's China policy. amely, to concentrate on the promotion of Sino-Japanese cultural rela~ tions "based on the fact that Japan in no circumstances seeks to acquire any portion of Chinese territory". was made" by the Premier, Gen. S. Hayashi, in a statement' before the Budget Committee of the Lower House. yesterday.
'When harmony, has been restored reporting. the Statement, important Polties) issues such as the" tant 'Question and major' eommuieation futes wil be token ip—Teouter.
Tokyo, Feb. 21 Japan could not seo Inner Mongo turn into an amtiJapanese oF ant Manchoukuo' area, vor Belsbovik Influence extend into" Manchoukwo through Taner" Mongotie, declared Gen, Gen Sugiyama, Minister of War. Inthe Lower: House yesterday.
'Japan, be emphasized, would not stand by and watch such' processes, Gen." Sugiyama's declaration was made in the course Of a long state: ent on the fighting in Suisun in November, The convict, Bo said, was solely between Wang Ying. leader" of the Mongol srregars, asd) Gen, Fu Te0~ chairman the" Sulyuon Chinese broadcast reports on the fighting were untruthful, Gen, Sugiyama added, and the' allegation that Japan and "Menchoukuo had incited "the Inner Mongols was entirely unfounded—Reuter.
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