The Archive · 1935

Consuls Reports Vary

According to Mr. Acme, the eight consular ofciais who gathered here from v the measures taken by the Chinese authorities against anti japanese agitation in the different cities in which they are located. Their. reports varied, but 2 gradual trend, towards improvements was noticeable, Mr. Acme said Those attending the conference! were the Minister, Mr. Akira Ariyoshi; Mr." Tateki Horinouchi, First Secretary; Mr. Acme and Mr. Yokotake; Mr. Tatsuo Kawa, Consul General _in Canton; Mr." Yakichiro Suma, Consul General in Nanking: Mr. Itaro Ishii, Consul General in Shanghai; Mr. Yoshiaki Miura, Consul in Hankow; Mr. Junzo Sakane, Consul General in Tsingtao; Mr. Shigeru Kawagoe, Consul General in Tientsin; Mr. Koichi Nishige, Consul General in Tsinan; Mr. Uzuhiko Usami, Consul General in Foochow, and Mr. Takeshi Tsukamoto, Consul in Amoy. further representations if they seemed useful.

Sir John Wardlaw-Milne remarked that books were photographed and sold at something about one-third of the regular price—Reuter.

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