The Archive · 1939

Treatment of Japanese In Singapore

London, Mar. 8.

The British Government has now received a full report regarding the of Japanese residents in reply to the Japanese communication on the subject will be sent {0 Tokyo in a few days.

London, Mar. 11—With its last pantomimes coming to un end, the Lyceum closed its doors last night, A huge crowd saw the passing this famous landmark of London's theatrical lite—Reuter.

Strong representations concerning the illegal oppression" of Japanese residents in Singapore were made 10 Sir Robert Graigie, the British Ambassador in Tokyo, on March 1, by Sawada, the "Japanese Viee-Minister of Foreign Affairs.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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