Jalleged that the Japanese represent-ive at Geneva had informed the press and BIN. Hymans, Chairman fof the Committee of 19, that Japan would accept a majority decision regards the date of withdrawal. was not the attitude of the Japa: jose Government. He was unable, declared, to discuss what the nese Ratepayers Asso sent a letter, to. the Municipal Council, al ing fr, onthe morning of April 28" last, "Chinese. women, whilst walking near the intersection of Thorburn and Pinliang Roads, w: knocked down by 2 J military lorry and had to have one of her legs amputated. The letter asks that a. strong protest be lodged by the Settlement authorities with the japanese Consul-General and that. 'a demand be made for the payment of full compensation by the Japanese authorities to the injured wo-
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