The following would appear the Chinese failed to take the E 4. me Ohinese sevens serene among the troops, so that during the three-it was garrisoned by a mere handful of foreigners: some forty French and! Italian marines and a few priests, and. although the attacks were pressed, home even more fiercely than were the Tokyo, Aug. 14. With its dissolution or drastic reorganization predicted by Japanese newspapers, the Rotary Club of Japan today decided to continue its present status barring further developments in the recent "spy bunt" here. vernacular dissolved or re-organized to avoid being suspected of espionage activity fb connection with the arrests of Britons in Tokyo.—United Press.
French Foreign Minister as their own.
If the Chinese could not take the Peiteng even, it is gurely not so remarkable that they failed to take the. Legations with their much larger body of defenders——w.
Receives Japanese Envoy Vichy, Aug. 13.
The French Foreign Minister, Paul Baudoin, today received the Japanese Ambassador to France, Mr. Renzo Sawada.—Havas.
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