Tokyo, May a Japanese military authorities today were taking a serious view of the alleged murder of a Japanese subject in Manchoukuo's military' service int Peiping last Tuesday, The incident, involving the death of Kisaku Sasaki, was reported in eral yesterday when Br. Yoshio lo, rst secretary of the Japanese Embassy. in Peiping, presented memorandum to Mr.' D. J. Cowan British First Secretary, asking for a Investigation and the prompt apprehension of the culprit." He simultane ously submitted evidence that the Japanese died apparently following an Assault by an unknown British soldier War OMice circles here declared lat a thorough inquiry would pressed until the case is cleared up, Measures to prevent the recurrence of such incidents, they said, should also be taken—Domel-
Sian, May 31
The newly completed Sian-Chingtaukwan Highway, stretching from the Shensi capital to the Shensi-toni order, will be formally opened to traffic on June. 6, The new rond, which Is 200 kilometres in length, was completed within twenty months and at a cost of $1,700,000.
Through. cratic along the Sian-Chenglu Highway the Sian-Hanchung section of which has been already opened to bus service will be inaugurated soon—Central News.
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