Nanking, Dec. 13.
Mr, Sciomatsu Kato, Japanese [atinister-at-Large In China, left here by' plane this morning for Peiping.
"He was expected to have an informal interview with Mr. Nelson T, Johnson, American "Ambassador to China,. in Peiping. They were expected to dis-feus the proposed readjustment of relations between Japan and United States.
Mr. Kato oltonded ceremonies com-/memorating the second anniversary of ithe capture of Nanking here yesterday. The ceremonies included the unveiling Jof 3 monument dedicated to the Yana ]gawa detachment which captured the city and. memorial services for mem= bers of the detachment who were killed in the ghting. Both cere monies were held at Chuhwatal—
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