Peiping, July 6, 'There was a commotion outside the West Wall of the City last night' when the police challenged two plain clothes men, believed to be members. of the East Hopei militia, who promptly fled.
After a brie clitse, one of the [suspects turned and fired.four shots from his revolver wounding a policeman in the leg. The men then disappeared, but four hours later tempted to enter the City by the] /Tehshun gate.
When. they were accosted they opened fire to which. the police and soldiers replied, wounding one of the suspects. Both men were arrested Reuter.
JJapanese soldiers "a violation" of the understanding reached between Mr. Mamoru Shigemitsu, Japanese "Am-[bassador, and M.
Foreign Commissar, last Friday.
Ownership Claimed Mr, Nishi, the spokesman said, had reminded M.. Kozloveky that ' Mr: Shigemitsu had "never promised" M. Litvinoff not to allow Japanese or Manchouluo troops to land Sennufa or Bolshol Islands, which the Tokyo and Changchun authorities Foreign Commissar that since there were no Japanese or Munchoukuo forces on the Islands, it was impossible to withdraw them, Mr. Shigemitsu, the Counsellor was Jsald to have emphasized, asked 'M. Litvisom for the unconditional with-purported landing of Japanese forces was not available in Tokyo to-day.
The Gaimusho spokesman declared that Japan and Manchoukuo insisted upon the restoration of the status quo ante on the islands. This signified, and lighthouses on the two islands, while Manchoukuo subjects were to be allowed to farm and: engage in placer mining.
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