Bombay, Dec. 6.
"The majority of 150 Japanese nationals here and in Ceylon, who want to return to Japan but are stranged owing to lack of transport tation facilities, asked the Japanese Government to send another evacuation ship.
"Since the Hive Maru, the evacuation ship vessel sent out by the Japanese Government, left here, the pep i peu Deere found it their businesses—Domel. 7 more and more difficult to cai on Manchoukuo to *Take Care" of North Front Changchun, Dec. 6.
Keeping step with Japan, Manchoukuo will shoulder Tospousibility on the "northern front," declared the Vice-Director of Foreign Affairs, Mr. Takemi Mirua, who has just returned from Tokyo, He intimated that Washington's attitude is a stumbling block towards an amicable agreement, but this country is prepared for any even-triality. He reiterated the necessity for strengthening Manchoukuo's home N.Y.K. Heads to Evacuate
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