Tokyo, Oct, 28.
Under instructions. from "Wash Angton, the United States Ambassador, Mx. Joseph Grew, called on the Foreign Minister, Mr. K. Hirota, yesterday and expressed the deep_sense of appreciation felt by his Government and people for the friendly. efforts of the Japanese Government in securing the release of Dr. Nielsen, Mr. Grew also asked Mr. Hirota to convey his thanks and congratu lations to Mr. Torihata, a Japanese police officer, for his' per-anal efforts to secure' Dr. Nielsen's Felease and also on his successful escape from the bandits who held firn, too, a8 a hostage.—Reuter. plays and sketches, illustrating China's need for mass education, the room for improvement in her} agricultural methods, ete., but also fectures on the best "methods of Jeombatting ignorance, inefficiency the numerous ills that afflict lage life.
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