On receipt of instructions from Home Government Mr, Yo:
awa, the Japanese Minister, visited Sir Miles Lampson, the Bri lish Minister, this afternoon, and suggested steps to be adopted by the Powers whose nationals had been involved in the Nanking out= luge. Mr. Yoshizawa suggested, firefly the formation of a joint commission with the representatives of Japan, Britain, America, France ud Italy, and representatives competent' Chinese authorities to be sent to Nanking in order to carry. cat a complete investigation, The Japanese Minister's suggestions include, as secondary steps, the punishment of persons respon: sible for the outrage, the demande ing of an apology from the Nationalist Government, indemnity, and guarantees for the future, Mr. "Yoshizawa after explaining suggestions, requested Sir Miles Lampson's approval and coteful discussion of the matter with their diplomatic colleagues.—Toho, Printers und' the Py Churches Blocked by Ps js|Sailors Landed to Keep Off the Mob: Japanese Godowns Looted and Burn:
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