Tokyo, June 12.
Because of increasing tension in relations between Japan and the Netherlands East Indies many Japan. ce residents are leaving the East Indies, according to a report received irom Batavia by the dally "Asahi 'Women' and children' began to evacuate at the beginning of this Sear. With negotiations showing no of improving 57 more Japanese evacuated on May 31, Forty-seven women and children were said to be sailing today. The Nissyo Mary, Titano Maru and Haruna Maru a deported to be completely booked up for future sailings.
The nature of the Japanese Government's instructions to Mr. Yoshivawa, chief delegate, will be made ublic today oF tomorrow along with the Government's views on the ne-gallations, it was reported tonight Reuter.
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