MIN. Hymans then reasserted his authority and called on Bt.
Braad-ed. the and Japan to take immediate- A: fae said, he. could categorically affirm that the Japanese were the Firat to cease hostilities.
The Japanese forces, he said, had rot resumed the conflict which, he Essured the Assembly, had effec: tively been stopped.
Skirmishes, "were an inevitable oped this aftermath would soon be 0 big operations, but
stlied. The problem ow arete-of Separating the two forces and. contended that this should be left {n'the hands of the two opposing dies to settle.
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