Tokyo, Mar. 2.
Both Mr. Shigeru Kawagoe, Japanese Ambassador to China, and Mr.
Suma, former Japanese Consul-General in Nanking, were severely censured by Mr. Jugi Kasal at a meeting of the Lower House on February 27, according to a verbal tion report available to-day.
Mr. Kawagoe was described as a "wooden idol," while Mr. Suma was branded "haughty and arrogant." by the parliamentarian during the debate on last Saturday.
The inactivity of Mr. Kawagoe after the outbreak of the Sian coup provided the" chief cause for M: Kasai's grievance. He recalled th soon as Generalissimo Chiang Kalshek's detention in the Shensi capital was known, both the British and Amierlean ambassadors, as well as other diplomatic representatives in China,. immediately called on the Waichiaopu and extended their sym-
Mr. Kawagoe was rightly expected to do the same thing, as every one who is acquainted with the spirit of Orlentat ethics and the essence of
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