The Archive · 1939

Tientsin Japanese Want Peace

Tientsin, June 29.

Local Japanese—organiza tions, including the Municipal Council and the Chamber of Commerce, today passed a resolution to send a cable to Tokyo urging the rapid settlement of the Tientsin situation. The cable will express the desire of the local Japanese organizations for a "complete settlement of the current Tientsin Concessions issue."—

United Press. fofcer is in danger because of inability to obtain milk.

Several foreign correspondents a rived here this morning and were conducted by Japanese oticers on a tour of the barriers. 'They were seen. passing through the British Concession into the ex-German Concession {in several huge and luxurious Japanese. military ears, each containing a couple of officers' and journalists.

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