Spanish Civil War Effect in Japanese Capital The wind, reaching 9 velocity of }30 meters a second, his caused heavy @amages here and in Otaru.
In the latter city, more than 1.000 houses were damaged by the storm, while lumber refts, valued at ¥.10,000, trid owned by the Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, were blown out into the sea.
Tokyo. Apr. M4.
Spain's dual government to-day had His exact replica in Tokyo us repre sentatives of the Volencla and of the Buryos regimes each held forth in thelt respective "legations."
Gener Jose Luis Alvarez, 27-year-old former college instructor Osaka, who was officially gazetted as Spanish Charge Affaires on April 1 and whose otters of appointment were accepted by Foreign Minister, Mr, N. Sato, on April 6, is occupying 4 single room in the " Marunouchi Hotel, which he calls "The Legation."
Senor Juan Gomez ¢e Molina, Counsellor, whose letter of recall was filed with the Foreign Omiee on April 1, however, i still in possession of the Spanish Legation buildings in Hyobeieho, inthe exclusive Azabu In addition to Senor de Molina, who had become Charge d'AMaires since the departure of Senor Santiago Men-doz de Vigo, Minister, in August. Senor Francisco del, Castilla, former Consul in Kobe, and' Sonora det Cas-{illo are occupying the—oMicial Heavy damages were also caused ships and sampang in port and to the communications facilities, Many buildings were inundated—Domel, More Than 100 Dead Tokyo, Apr. 17.
More than 100 persons were dead to-day in. storm-swept Saghalien, where a violent storm, accompanied by" floods and landslides, has devastated the island for the past two days.
"The floods were subsiding to-day, however, and rescue workers wore searching "the ruins "for further vielims. The majority of the dead have been drowned.
Disruption of communications today continued to prevent accurate reports from reaching here from terior Hokkaido where the storm algo struck with great force and loss of lives—United Press.
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