The Archive · 1931

Tientsin Reported as Quiet

"tientsin, Dee, 1.

Three companies of Japanese infantry, comprising about 450 men, th field guns, trench mortars and machine guns, landed on the British Bond at 9 o'clock this morning.

The men had the number 17 on the collars of their tunics which seems to indicate that they belong.

the 77th regiment, which is per manently stationed at Seoul, Japanese Marines Leave 'A party of about 70 Japanese from the Japanese concession embarked from the British found this morning for Tangku in lorder to rejoin their ships.

in view of the arrival yesterday lof Japanese infantry reinforcements the presence of these marines is now considered unnecessary.

"Tientsin was very quiet through-lout last night—Reuter.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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