Mr, Kaname Wakasugi, the Japanese Consul-General, on Nov. 6 served 8 formal written " protest "on Gen, Te-chen, Mayor of. Greater regarding the attack Kagoshima suffered only The note pointed out that, in spite of repeated requests for the better protection of Japanese residents" in Shanghai, they continued to fall vie~ tims to acts of terrorism. The fact that Mr. Kagoshima suffered sight injuries did not constitute a mitigate. Ing factor, as the assault represented a deliberate expression of anti-Japanese sentiment, the note is understood to have slated.
'A request: that prompt and effec {ive measures for the' capture of the assailant and the institution of steps still better to protect Japanese resi-Gents also was made,
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