Hongkong, May 15.
Five demands, including a demand that the Chairman of the Kulangsu Municipal Council be a Japanese, were handed to Mr. J. M. Morehouse, the Chairman of the Municipal Council, by the Japanese Consul-General in Amoy yesterday, according to the Amoy correspondent of the "Nichi Nichi Shimbun" chain of newspapers.
The memorandum handed to Mr. Morehouse, it is stated, was aimed at eliminating terroristic elements on the island. The five demands are said to have been as follows:—4 1. Thoroughgoing control of anti-Japanese elements.
2. That the Chairman of the Municipal Council, the Police Commissioner and the Chief Secretary be chosen from among the Japanese, and that more Japanese be appointed to serve on the Council.
3. That Formosan residents be given the right to vote, and to be elected to the Municipal Council.
4. That the existing three vacant cies for members representing the Chinese community be filled by Chinese rate-payers.
5. The Japanese Consular Police to ce-operate with the Council police in searching and arresting anti-Japanese terrorists—Reuter.
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