The Archive · 1934

Route Shortened

'Tokyo, July 'The ports of Yuki," Seishin and Rashin, on the northern coast Korea,' will shortly be opened for Japanese Manchoukuo "trade shorten the trade route between the two countries, the mew Government of Premier Admiral Keisuke Okada has decided.

This was proposed by the Manchoukuo Government some months ago, but the Saito Administration failed to materialize it although they gave consent to the proposal. Premier Okada will refer the ease to the Cabinet Council soon for the The assailant, afer tearing down the consular sign-board attempted to break into one of the olees, But wat checked! by Mr. Monroe Hall, one th Wice-condi, who picked up an ofthe Shale and hurled it at the intender, Other members of the consular Saft Fushed"for aid, "upon "which "the fssalant dashed "around. the arnee building' and escaped over the come ound wall 'The nearby Jopanete Consulate-General was immediately noticed and 4 umber of police were despatched forthe scene. They are ell coe operating" with the 'Manchouko Police and "Japanese gendarmes In Seeking' the attacker, The American thorities are inclined ta believe that the act wes that of 4 demented individual and are teth to assign any particular slgnincanee to thes mutilation of the "Consular

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