London, Nov 2.
"British negotiations with Japan upon various questions, arising' from the Japanese occupation of Chinese provinces. remain. in suspense," says the diplomatic correspondent of "The Times."
"The Japanese Government." he continues, "is apparently waiting for the definite establishment of Mr. Wang Ching-we''s regime, on which ins its hopes.
does not, however, appear that the regime will materialize just yet. since Japanese army leaders are opposing Mr. Wang Ching-wel's desire include North China in his realm. He does not wish to be excluded from North "China and. further demands financial independence which his patrons are loth to give him, "On the other side, the Chungking Government, though it seems greatly to have exaggerated recent military successes, Is unquestionably of good heart and full of fight. Furthermore, the financial burden which the war Inys upon Japan is as heavy as ever." Reuter.
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