Maj.-General_ Nishihara, chairman of the Japanese mission which went Indo-China to supervise the French undertaking to stop all supplies to General Chiang Kai-shek, had jan interview with Admiral Decoux, Governor-General of Indo-China, yerterday.
According to newspapers, Admiral /Decoux asked Maj.-Genera) Nishihara, inform the Japanese Government Jof "his real intention to do the best his power."-—Reuter, Mongolian Students to Visit Japan Peiping, duly 25, 'A. Mongolian students' mission left Peiping for Manchoukuo, Korea and JYapan' yesterday morning. after a fonesday" stay here.
'The mission comprises 20 members, under the leadership of Mr. Saito, twas organized. by the Mongolian Cotlege of 'Suiyuan, Tt travels to Japan via Mukden, Changchun' ana Korea, and wil spend three weeks in Japan, return jing' to Inner" Mongolia about the middle of AUgust—Haves, Tientsin Silver Sexled After Recent Agreement Tientsin, July 25.
ceremony concluding the historic Tientsin silver issue took place this afternoon, when in accordance with the Anglo-Japanese agreement, the silver earmarked sor relief Purposes was counted, checked and sealed in a vault by the British and Japanese Consuls-General, 'A. battery of press cameras corded the ceremony, and man; Japanese newspapermen were pres ent. A sum of $1,500,000 will be sent to Bombay, where the money will be melted and assayed.—Rewter,
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