Tokyo, Nov. 9.
Civilian participants in the May 15, 1932, disturbances, which culminated lin the murder of the then Premier, [Mr. 7. Inukai, by naval and military' cadets, to-day won marked reductions their prison sentences at the conclusion of their appeal here.
Dr. Shumei Okawa, alleged "brains" of the terrorist organization, re-Jeeived a sentence of seven years' imjptisonment: he had been sentenced to [Ofte-n years' hard labor.
Kennichiro Homma drew five years jin prison, while Shuzo Toyama, brother of Mitsuru Toyama, leader of the Amur Society, an_ultrapatriotic organization, was sentenced to four lyeers in prison, their original Sentences being ten and eight years,
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