Police were considering Mr, Mel Gibbon viator, to proceed to the Slates under consular gu: was reported today Gibbon admitted Police said Mr. having instructed Chinese aviator in Hankow.—United Press, Tokyo, Apr. 26.
Following protracted negotiations here between Sir Robert. Craigie, the British Ambassador to Japan, and Mr. K. Horinouchi, Japanese Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs, a working plan in connection with the Shanghai Customs issue has been drawn up. This plan, it is authoritatively learned, has been cabled to London for approval. It is stated that copies have also been sent to the United States, France and other interested Powers.
The plan is understood to outline proposals for the payment of the loan service secured on the Customs and the depositing of the Customs revenue.
There is no mention in the plan of the personnel to supervise the collection of the Customs.
Japanese reports this morning state ing that full agreement had been reached and that.this agreement' would be initialed on Saturda morning are authoritatively learned
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