The Archive · 1938

In Collapse of Wall

Straw Hut in Tonquin Roall Struck by Debris

Four Chinese inhabitants were injured more or less seriously at about 2.30 o'clock yesterday afternoon when a straw hut off Tonquin Road was struck by debris from the collapse of à wall near by. The wall was part of a building under construction.

French Foreign e, the note According to gi dd close to the js|by France," the correspondent said, The duration of the holidays is to "France should immediately Suspen be related to the period of employ-therefore be examined by the French Couchen in a friendly ione and wil its short-sighted assistance io Gen. ment with an employer.

(Government in à similar spin!

Conditions of Bill ILI à lengthy editorial oh the Sinó- EU Barm GE abolish the proibitive hig! inst Japan Hepes ict, "Lo Temps" cites merchandise, E: be the In the case of the Trdde Boards revent utt of the Emperor best and surest way to safeguard amd the "Agricultural Wages ' Com-Japan, the for, Prince Konoye, Indo-China, the richest of the French mittees, the holidays so granted can-and General Chishg Kai-shek in colonies."—Domei, not exceed a maximum of seven days Order t5 Shów that there is no hope in the year, and, in the case of the jot am early teritiimation of the Hos-Agricultural Wages Committees, there tititiés. The paper then points out that there is a serious danger thit the these Ways tah bb Bi a be is a restriction that only of

conflict may Teád th à perpetual in-Japanese Prisoners to taken consecutively. ternational tension, since other greát Otherwise, the times of periods and Powers could not allow Japan to

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