Tokyo, Feb. 2.
With the Prity Couneits approval tne Treaty of Commerce ona, Navi gation between Japan and Uruguay was ratified here today—Domei.
American Cases Tokyo, Feb. 21.
The Foreign Ofice spokesman, Mr. Yakichiro Suma, announced today that Japan has seitied 19 cases of 'American protests against Japanese action in China, 'Ten of the cases were seitied in 'Tokyo and nine were settled on the spot in China, Mr. Suma said. 'The eases he said,' resulted from the occupation of or damage to American property by the Japanese military in, China, the spokesman explained. The! majority of the cases occurred in the Shanghai area, he said.
"was learned, meanwhile, that the cases were negotiated directly be-{ween the Japanese Government and the parties concerned.—United Press.
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