Completing a survey of conditions in Central China after another interview Tuesday afternoon with Mr. Wang Ching-wei, who will head the projected new Central Govern-of China, Mr. Fusanosuke President of the Seiyukai Political Party, accompanied by other Japanese political leaders, left Shanghai by plane yesterday morning for Japan.
Other members of his party included Mr. Kenkichi Yoshizawa, Member of the Howse of Peers, and Mr. Teiichi Nishikawa and Mr. Kiroku Oguchi, Members of the House of Representatives.
Mr. Wang called on Mr. Kuhara and his party at the Astor House Hotel Tuesday afternoon to bid them farewell, the Tairiku Shimpo, local Japanese daily reported. After a 45-minute interview, Mr. Kuhara presented a copy of his book, "principles of Advance" to Mr. Wang, the Japanese press said.
Commenting on the conference, Mr. Wang said that Dr. Sun Yat-sen, whom Mr. Kuhara supported, received the support of.a number of Japanese and never allowed anti-Japanese activities to be launched by persons attached to his movement, the Japanese papers said.
Mr. Kuhara told Mr. Wang in the interview that the principles stressed in the Konoye statement—neighbourly relations between countries in East Asia, their economic ce-operation and maintenance of an anti Comintern front—were advocated his book.
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