Austin, is in daily touch with the] more than repo!
Japanese authorities connection endured by innocent Chinese civi-with the case, but the police have lions during these last months. The refused Austin an interview man-in-the-sireer in London remains with Mr. O'Hara pending the com-rely sceptical concerning Japan's|, pletion of the preliminary secret ex- chances of winning a friend by such amination, which is likely to last at methods of approach.
He may be wrong, but the simple Londoner As a result of a scrutiny of the) thinks the outcome of the present} photographs seized in Mr. O'Hara's mess i; more likely to be hate than office, the Japanese police are under-love.
Stood to consider the case as being) -Neither Washington nor London O'Hara's arrest inclined to attach any value to Veena ect sei wild statements of anit-Japanese ele-CEE codd mane. fin wog ments that Nippon is antagonistic to photographie apparatus belonging 10 {reign interests, or to attach any the Liverpool Irishman, whose fob importance to pessimistic views sug-bies are yachting. motoring ana gesting that there are any outstand-photography.—Reuter.
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