Tokyo, Jan. 16.
China' fate hinges upon Gen, Chiang Kal-shek's attitude in the w days, the influential "Nichi-said to-day. In this time, the Generalissimo. must decide which course he will follow in the light of the adoption of a fundamental China policy at last week's Imperial Con-terence, the daily added, Gen. Chiang's actions in the immediate future will show whether he intends to pursue protracted hostili-[ties against Japan or reconsider his anti-Japanese stand.
A joint conference will be held between the members of the "Inner Cabinet" and officials of the Imperial General Headquarters when Gen, Chiang defines his attitude to con-
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