Commission has drafted tion of diplomatic policy and for: expanding the scope of its East Asia Mr, O'Hara Freed Yokohama, May 1.
Twelve days after his arrest by the Japsnese police on a charge of violet ing the Military and Naval Secrets Protection Law, Int, Frederick "Wat" O'Hara, resident secretary for Japan of the Liverpool and London Ginbe Insurance Company, was released today, 3 The preliminary examination of Mr, O'Hara is stated to have been completed, and the Yokohama police have released him subject to the recognizance that he will appear in the Procurator's Court if and when required by the Procurate, which is now studying the results of the ex-
'Int. O'Hare, an Irishman from Liverpool, has declined to give' interview.
The British-Consal here, Mr. Austin, kept in dally contact with the "Japanese authorities over the case but was not allowed to see Mr. O'Hara—Reuter.
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