Evidence regarding the discovery of the body was given by police watchman Han Din Ts of the Pacific Gardens and Wu Ah Sai of the Jewish School Han said he was on duty at the Pacific Gardens early on the morning of March 13, when he saw a Marine carrying a parcel in his right arm coming out of the lane Wearing a military cap and a belt, Witness thought he had committed a theft and followed him to the Jewish School, where the man threw the parcel over a wall into the compound. The street was well lighted at the time. The man then walked west along Sinza Road and was lost sight of.
Continuing, witness said he went to: the watchman's hut-in the Jewish School and asked the watchman Tokyo, Mar, 17, Eighty Jewish refugees who were refused entry to Japan because of possessing faulty visas were deported However, the "Yomiuri" said, owing to slight b that the refugees will be permitted to land in Vladivostok, it was feared they might be Returned to Tsuruga, In that event Japanese authorities must find appropriate measures to settle the problem, The-80 refugees were from a contingent of 359 Jews who arrived at Tsuruga on March 13 from Vladivostok. Visas of the remainder were in order.—United Press, there if he had seen a marine throw a parcel over the wall. The other watchman, he said, went to fetch the parcel and upon returning told him that it contained the body of a foreign child and reported the matter to a Sikh havildar, who informed the Bubbling Well Police Station.
The watchman of the Jewish School said it was after 4 am. when he saw a military officer push open and enter the gate, wearing a military cap and carrying a parcel in his right arm. The man passed his hut at a distance of three s and wished him "Good Morning." Witness described the man as being tall, but was unable to identify him in court The man left he said and subsequent-
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"Solid reasons for sober confidence" baby up in a white woollen blanket. Witness communicated his discovery te the other watchman before reporting to the police.
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