Japan, called at the Chinese Embassy afore noon and had a 30-minute interview with the Ambassador.
At 140 pam. Mr. Arita, Foreign Minister, arrived to bid Br.
The Ambassador, accompanied by nine members of the Embassy staff, left at 220 pin. by motorcar for Yokohama, where the party boarded the Empress of Asia at 3.40. Mr. Hsu had a police escort when he embarked.
Salling with the Ambassador were Mr. Shao Vu-lin, Chinese Consul-'General at Yokohama. and hundreds Chinese residents of Tokyo and Yokohama who are unwilling to change their allegiance. Among the steerage passengers were 64 Chinese cooks, whose departure from Japan will prove a discomfort to the foreign community.
The Chinese Vice-Consul at Kobe, Mr. C. ¥. Pan. and his family will om the ship at Kobe.
Among. those who saw the Ambassador off were four directors of the Yokohama China Association Reuter.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.