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sing satisfactorily" according to
semi official note
Latest information from official
sources is to the effect that Lieutenant
Langdon was not, as had been reported,
married to Russian woman, although
he was engaged. 1t is said that he
spent the hours immediately preceding
the shooting at the home Of Russian
friends celebrating the Russian Christ
mas. Among the guests was his Rus
sian tiancee, who committed suicide
letter saying she did not wish to live
without him.
Advices from Vladivostok say that TIE
Foreign Office of the Chita government,
has addressed a note to the Japan
ese government protesting against the
recent Japanese military policy, which
is declared to be contrary to recent
declarations of the government that
Japan would not interfere in Russian
Anternal affairs and would not violate
Russla's sovereignty. The note specifi-
caily complains against the seizure of
Russian fisheries on Saghalin.
WASHINGTON. Jan. % (By The AS
sociated Press Negotiation between
the Japanese and the United States
governments for adjustment of issues
arising from anti-alien land legislation
by the State of California were viewed
as satisfactory and hopeful by Premier
Hara and Foreig gn Minister Uchida in
addresses yesterday at the reopenng
of the Japanese Diet
Premier Hara declared that the ex-
change of views now in progress
through Baron Shidehara, the Japanese
Ambas ssador here, and Roland S. Morris,
A,,,I
were proceeding 'in a most friendly
spirit for an amicable adjustment Of
the question:" He added that the
Japanese government "was confidently
looking forward to satisfactory set
tlemcnt"
Uchida Is Optimistic
Foreign Minister Uchida, who de-
voted more attention to the negotia-
tions than did the Premier told the
Dict that 'a frank and free exchange
Of views has been proceeding on vari-
Gus points involved in the question:" >"
Regret was expressed by the Foreign
Minister that as yet it was impossible
to make public tho result of the dis
cussions i'll Washington, but he added
that we confidently trust that an ad
justment compatible with the honor
and interests Of both countries finally
may DC arrived dt.
The addresses of tIp two Japanese
officials, who first spoke in the House
of Peers and later in the House Of
: Representatives, we're received and
made public tonight by the Japanese
Embassy.
Both officials referred to the send
ing of Japanese troops to the Chientao
district of China following the burn
ing of the Japanese consulate and the
killing of several Japanese at Hun
chun, and announced that the troops
would be withdrawn as soon as the
MAINTENANCE of order was assured
Viscount Uchida said
"As Il matter of principle. dlsarma-
mcnt is to be welcomed for the general
welfare of the human race, and the
japanese government is paying special
! attention to the question. The matte
however, has very important and COM
pick bearings upon the interests of
each nation, and it is to be apprchended
that realization of this end may be
found impossible unless all nations act
in harmony and in good faith"
California Issue Discussed
"Thc historic good relationship be-
tween Japan and the United States
needs no reiteration,' he said in TAX
ing up what his colleague had terme I'd
the California question:" "The rcla-
tons between the two nations have
steadily grown in Importance from
political, economic, social and various
other points of view.
ut is true that this friendly rela-
tionship is not without an occasional
mingling Of incidents is almost
inevitable in any international rela
tions. But I am firmly of the opinion
that fundamentally the relationship be-
tween Japan and America is as cordial
as ever, and that there are no such
insurmountablc obstacles as might dis.
turb basic factors which govern that
relationship. Moreover, I am happy to
notice that in recent years the popular
understanding between the two peoples
has been greatly helped by the close
and frequent contact of influential men
of both countries. desire to express
my appreciation of the valuable eff
forts Of these people. which | hope
wilLnot be allowed 10 sIacken in future.
81 have TO dwell here on the un-
fortunate event which has occurred in
our relations with the United States
Last November at the general cleo