AFFAIRS IN CHINA.
THREE POINT AGREEMENT. DENIED BY CHINA. (By Telegraph-Presa Assn.-Copyright) (Received This Day at 9.50 a.m.) TOKIO, July 18. ■Cabinet has decided to continue efforts to localise the North China dispute. Meantime Mr, Hikada, Japanese Charge d’ Affairs, has conferred with Mr. Wang Chung Hui, Chinese Foreign Minister at Nanking, and asked the Chinese Government not to take any measure calculated to interfere with the fulfilment of the three point agreement which the Japanese allege was reached on July 11th with the Chinese administration in North China.
This agreement, which the Chinese deny having concluded, is stated to consist of the acceptance and responsibility for previous fighting, an apology, punishment of leading culprits and take steps to control the anti-Japanese movement and Communism in North China.
Wang Chung Hui told Hikada that he would probably give a reply- on July 19th. ’ .... .... ! :
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Horowhenua Chronicle, 19 July 1937, Page 5
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