Priday's mobilization, the Embassy spokesman continued, "was regarded the Japanese authorities effort of the Council to stamp out Terrorism in view of repeated Japanese representations on the subject "The steps taken by the Council gainst the four newspapers, he went fon, were interpreted in Japanese cit les "as evidence of the seriousness with which the Council regarded its pledge to the Japanese to curb anti-Japanese propaganda. especially that which utilized the press for political Jerusalem, May 20.—Twenty people luced in the streets of Tel-Aviv today when police dispersed a demonstration of Jewish youths carrying banners.—Reuter.
Teplying to a question. the Embassy spokesman said he did not believe: that the Consular Bods. which hither~ to had principally: dealt vis-i-vis the Chinese authorities. would be com-
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