"Tokyo, Oct. 30. has yet been arranged as regards Anglo-Japanese or n conversations, either formally or ed the Foreign Office spokesman, Mr. Yakichiro The return to Tokyo of Mr. S. Kato, the rge in China, who was on his way back to China tokyo to report on conditions in that country, has "with the rumoured conversations between the envoys, Mr. Suma continued, No reason ito's return to China was given. other matters, Mr. Suma stated that there was tion on the part of the Japanese Government to r the Yangtze or the Pearl Rivers to general foreign on in East Asia, he stated, would be clarified n of a new central government in China under which should take place in about a month's his statement, however, it is understood in Tokyo the outstanding problems Asiatic mainland are admitted, when questioned by its, that an inter-taken place between the Ambassader, Sir Robert and the Vice-Minister of personalities in Chung-expressed the belief eventually rally round Chipg-wel, proposed head men "It is Japan's fixed policy," the spokesman concluded, according to Reuter, "o extend assistance to the new central government in China so as to help it make sound development,"
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