London, June 4.
The question of the extradition of the alleged murderers of Mr. Cheng Shi-kang, Commissioner of Customs, from the British Concession in Tien= tsin to the local Japanese authorities still the subject of exchanges bee tween the British Government and British diplomats in China, Reuter learns in London today.
Tis quite untrue to soy that decision has already been reached to hand over the wanted men, but it is anticipated that the British Consul~ General in Tientsin, Mr. FE. G. Jamie. son, after contact with' London, wil Fesume discussions shortly." with On the basis of reports that Mr Jamieson had been instructed to eom= ply with the recent Japanese request to surrender the assassins Chen Shiskang, the Chinese bassador here, Mr, Quo Taischi, terday visited the Foreign OMlee and Todued 4 strong protest, The Ambassador pointed out that camp nese req tantamount to. de-facto. reco} Non of the "Provisional Government."
iN, Cheng was assassinated In.
1a in the British Concession on hen a Swiss citizen, Mr Glauser, chief engineer of the Bleetrique de Tientsin, was Ned by a stray shot.
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