"This point differs from the one at London reports, that. the Japanese an"oura that me, French" protest The Gaimusho spokesman ridiculed yhe bombing of Nanking. the spokes
which the attack on the British party Government was quarantceing £56.-|'was mode in Shanghai a {ook place according to the evidence 000,000 "to China's. foreign creditors versations are under way in Tokyo. fof those accompanying the Ambas-[when China is conquered.
'The Italian and Russian Governments odor, but the Note' goes on to point out. the diseropaney' in. the various that Admiral. Haseguwa hod ad 265g "The spokesman confirmed the report mage representations against the in Feports a5 to the position of the me vised non-combatants to evacuate Shanghai, and the Germans mide eident and says: "In the light of all Nanking. promising that the Navy their protests in Tokyo on September {hese circumstances "the Japanese would, "as" far as possible, avoid Government' consider the "Incident damaging foreign interests.
Private sources said that, German lo added that the Brith Govern gate een ment had promised, ce-operation in mes on the last day of ye bombing fecordance with the blockade notitea when the Ambassador, "Dr. V.M on of, August 25 and expressed the Dircksen, visited the Foreign Ofice, "wAs the wounding of the Ambas-hope that other governments would Asked whether Manchoukuosn ander" the Note continues, "may lirate the Japanese examination. steamer thus have been due to the action,—Unlied Press. {soope were operating Ju, China, th spokesman said "Some Chinese troops however involuntary, "of Japanese ave attempted to invade Manchoukvo alreratt, the Japanese "Government {from the west and Manehoukuoan Gesire to. convey to. His Britannic
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