Tokyo, Mar. 18. A detailed report on the successful Japanese mediation in the Thaflandwhile, Ep thin. police lie pouty stand. mean Indo-China border dispute was made by the Premier, Prince Fumimaro Konoye, before the Upper and Lower Houses today when the Houses met in camera. Both the Upper and Lower Chambers have been "Such acting would als; u&fortid. recess since March ttaly, again See the sub-tenants as The House of Peers met this morn-the waist. stiterers, dug, while the House of Representative met this afternoon,
due, to: the Persistent rem ameer the die Tob ro madiatioa. paries, the Wia wing the Premier's report on Minister. Lieut.-General Hideki anon may E^ rod and only deota ani Navy Minister, Admiral. Kashi Wit the arrival of the fire brigade.
Qikawa, reported to Diet on Japan's campaign in cee CE lative into their Houses adioumned until March 25—Domei. pro.
Of tenants, and men who had torn it out-of his hand cing rental costs fo sub-and recovered it, all he was d in view, at Apol representa-count the pushed and stepped on in the attempt.
Hoses in Action
e tímé, will en-out. of but, once on THe Chinese. aod were driven deavour to!mrrlve at an urrangerient clu Roi e they armed s|to do d possible whereby themselves with bricks and. bombard-Owners receive the reason-a zm equitable to all parties on. their invest: td the policemen. One section of the treated to the south along the they are entitled in iile the other, went north.
policemen charged.
dherelote, to. be hoped thai the rioters further back. The
be e, of investigations will tinued and.an order to open. the hoses owing of missiles, however, con-
Courts.
file from the District that will receive on the mob wes given. This sobering effect and the Chinese regards. the allowances grati'ed eerie MERDA. cos in the the Shanghai. Municipal Council As the police reached ihe intersavin Apartments, however, some Chinese lords included in rentals id there-services rondel Land-tid themselves in the passage of the building and threw several bricks at forè mot.taxable (mainly concerning them. No one was injured, although a [foreign style property) referred to foreign officer was hit in the leg. At our list annual meeting, both Several policemen went after the Councils have raised the -alowed throwers. beating them mercilessly discounts but while the efforts of with their batons. the Association in this direction may Retreating continuously under 34 machines.—be said to have been largely suctesspolice pressure, the mob reached Rue ful your committee Has observed Lafayette, overturning, in their stam-let the allowances granted Hy tha pede, the stalls of two peanut vendors FMC. exceed those, granted by the The sight was indeed pathetic as the fi i^ is to e hoped that the SMC, by a considerable margin: innocent men were seen scrambling fo. recover their, money. Their SMC: wil üt leóst their peanuts, meanwhile, found ready into line with those of customers in several street urchins
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