Sir Robert Craigie, British Ambassador, today conferred with Mr.
Tani, Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs, for an hour and in the ratified From the ground the planes were usually out of sight in the haze, but the motors could be heard.
In one big town yesterday, the United Press correspondent happened to be underneath an air battle and a half. They were understood toj watched many puffs of ex) ploding have discussed pending questions between Japan and Great Britain in China, including current Japanese operations in South China, Tientsin issues and the projected new Central Government of Chína.—Domei. anti-aircraft Shells from numerous guns, which quickly drove off the Taiders.—United Press.
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