London, June 21.
In the House of Commons today, replying to Col. Sir Walter De Frece, who declared that Japan had already withdrawn most of her post offices in China and suggested that the Government should imitate the example, Mr. Cecil Harmsworth said that arrangements were being made to withdraw the British post offices by January, 1923, in accordance with the Washington Agreement. The Government had no information with regard to the position in respect of the withdrawal of Japanese post offices—Reuter. soon, The pilot was seriously: injured, but a student, Mr. Liang Kou-yn, was only: slightly hurt.—Reuter.
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