London, July 12.
Mr. George Clinton Pelham. who is tached to the Office of H. M. 'Commercial Counsellor in Shang-Thai, has been appointed Commer~ cial Secretary in' Hongkong. img Me, SHH tice hat gta gh etiam, J still in his, thi Setamtosts had' planned "to May_ 20. terorte tre "capital "today meet assassinating the Prime Minister.
"count M, Saito; the Home Minister, Baron. Yamamoto wer of Privy Seal, the Seiya rapidly. follo raid of the Seisantoist headquarters.
the police to far, numerous Seisanto-'According a to evidence found by
Into arrived in Tokyo last might from various parts of Japan take part in to-day's plan. They put up_at the Young Men's So-cts, Hall at Aoyama for the ight.
is also reported that a similar raid of Selsanto party headquarters was made by the Osaka police this morning and many arrests were made. All" banks" were heavily guarded there. Mr. R. Uchida, resident of the party, howeve fx still free—United Press. the same October 21," 1921. [was appointed to H. M. Legat AE Lisbon where. he remained. until November 7. 1982, when he returned to the Foreign Office Goieg {0 China in 1923, he was temporarily: detached for service at Consulate-General in Ticntsin on May 25 of that year and appointed "a Pro-Constl " thereon daly 12. He wax granted a Civil Service Certificate ax a Student Interpreter. inthe Far' Eastern Consular Service "on March 19, 1925, and. transferred to Peking four' months later. of HM. Vice-Consuls th China on Mr. Pelham was, appointed one
january 27 the following year, and, 1028, acted as HM. Consul: General' at Tainanfu. In 1929, he was employed in the" Department of Overseas Trade.
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