THE NEW CHINA.

Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 19461, 7 November 1928, Page 11

THE NEW CHINA.

JAPAN'S DEMANDS.

OUTSTANDING QUESTIONS.

(TOITXD PKXSB ASSOCIATION—BT KEOtMO TBLKGRAFB—COPTBIOHT.)

(Received November 6th, 8.45 p.m.)

SHANGHAI, November 6,

A sidelight is thrown by a Chineso news agency on the present impasse regardihg the settlement of varioiiß outstanding Sino-Japanese questions} for example, the Nanking incident of 1927 and tariff treaty revision. The agency declared that Japan demands: First, the exclusive right to the con- . structioh of tailwdya and the opening of mines in Manchuria and Mongolia J Second, recognition of Japan's right to control the Kaiohow—Tsirtan railway as a guarantee for the purchase of said railway from Japan, which was seized by the latter from Germany during the war. , Regarding tariff atitonomV, Japan 18 reported to be demanding the enforcement of a provisional tariff schedule covering special ' products t imported from Japan. Enforcement is proposed of a tariff .schedule adopted by the special tariff conference held at Peking recently, and recognition of various scheduled loans to northern militarists, including Chang Tso-lin. ... .. Great imoortance is attached to tue present visit to Nanking of Arita, chief of the Asiatio Bureau of. the Tokio Foreign Office.—Australian Press Association.