These ere the frat pictures of he Japanese blockade of the rsh and Frevch Concerns t Tlensin and were. orovt from the northern city by air. Upper left, barricades along Kasuga Road, Upper right, Japanese troops on border of British Concession Lower eft, Japanese. sentries on duty in Asal Mond Lower right, scene, a the international ridge Tending. 1. the. Third the Bridge, he learned thay the 'Chinese were' being recruited by the! air, Shima informed the Hfltish Japanese for work—elsewhere Consul-General that the measures!
Japanese Demands on Reuter. adopted against persons entering oF going to do?"
"hat is the British Government jeaving the "Concession were the the question on "expression of the determined Japan Concession everyone's lips as the Japanese block: ese will The British authorities had Tokyo, June, 16. ade of the British and French Con-been given ample warning of what The Japanese "terms" for British merchants are squeezing The situation on the Concession {our vieed and sosh." borders has hitherto been quiet, ale containing though, fax as ts visible from the Hogans ure Ueing widely distributed Concessions, in'North China, especially sin Tientan. ore lined Up, dense crowds of Chinese awaiting admission, Reuter Some Chinese, who were allow to enter, stated they had seen today. versions entered! upon its third day would'heppen'Ty they did wot comply With Japanese "demands, "Their recalling off the "isolation" of the British Concession, accord Despite the apparent unconcern of] criminations now that the Japanese} ing toa Japanese press message Japanese Parade Called Off Tokyo, June 16. produce, vainly hoping for admission, Muledy roey "had. seen 8 The attempt of Japanese "reveryists" [ured back, although, they had Dect Britons, and their grim determination authorities had resorted to steps of! from Tientsin, provide that: Lovatiek to their guns. there is. no their own were "out of place" Mr. doubt that the British community Is Shima was reliably understood to] A joint British and Japan-aod others to parade through the waiting for admission since last night. British Concession at Tientsin has] "it he-estimated that only about 200 [icon called eft, on the advice of the Chinese ave naimitted analy of each Geeply concerned about the attitude have told Mr. Jamieson. exe search be made for Japanese military authorities there. entrance of London, and every news sheet of Moreover, it. Shima was said to authors of terroristic acts "The Japanese had "planned! to "A visit paid by Reuter's correspon-Router is being eagerly scanned for [have pointed out, fresh vegetables already perpetrated and [march to' the Concession cemetery. dent' to. the. market today revealed Fews which would indicate any move [and meat were being allowed. to those which may be com-containing the graves of Japanese bare and empty walls, with only Enleulated. to assist the local come enter the Concession after they. had mitted in the tutus Killed "in the Boxer Mising. Reuter. few vegetables, "of "the. fa unity: and its interests, on. which been inspected. Their transportation] AnticJapanese clements. in The Iwellhood "and well-being of a Was not being prevented, he was vast majority. depend understood to have assured the British the. Bekian Concession be Erie Mayell Released lockinis only smali_ quantities "of vast majority. depen Consul-General, Tientsin, dune 16 mutton, of doubitut freshness.
Meanwhile, after the frst. shock, Mr. Erie Mayell, Cai Mr. Jamieson, it was further re- 3. All attempts to disturb the ian news About 50 1b, of fish was displayed, cameraman, who wine arrested by the tait the absence of ice Britons and other foreigners in. the locked arn are cal eng) gown their normal life although yas given an answer in the afirma~
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