The Archive · 1922

Japanese Pledge to Quit Saghalien

London, June 13.

In the House of Commons to-day at question-time, Mr. Cecil Harms. worth "said that the Japanese representative at the Washington Conference gave assurance that the occupation of North Saghalien would come to an end as soon as a satisfactory settlement could be arranged with an orderly Russian Goveraument. Evacuation had not yet commenced.

Mr. Harmsworth said that many reports been received regarding supply of arms and equipment by Germany to Russia but no definite proofs had been furnished.—Reuter.

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