Mr, Thorne; Does that mean that you are depriving the Chinees ernment of a good deal of the nue by the attitude you are pring? he Prime Minister: No, Sir Japanese Dolls Given Teacher Tokyo, May 30 to remedy this state of Mr, Butler: Y Sir. His Majesty's representatives both in Shangha and Tokyo have done their utmost bring about an improvement in the situation.
Mr. Moreing asked the Prime Minister whether he will instruct H. M. Ambassador in Tokyo to request the Japanese' Government to refrain from preventing the British-owned Shanghai tramways from sending their tramcars for necessary repairs Fifty dolls were presented yester-y to Mme, Eliza Marquart by the International Dolls Association of Japan through Viscount Keiko Mimuroto, its director. Mme. Mar-quart formerly was an instructor in the medical department of Tokyo Imperial University and Waseda Univers ten years ago, She has lived in Japan since—Domei.
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