Tokyo, May After a residence of 34 years in Japan, M. Georges Bonmarchand. secretary and interpreter of the French Embassy. is scheduled to leave here on May 28 to be Cor at Shanghai.
M. Bonmarchand Japan in 1907. He is fluent command of the language end has written of books on Japanese cluding translations of c Shanghai he will be joined soon his son Gaston. who is M. told reporters bassadors and wished to return here a special despatch claiming that anti sentiment in French was "especially bad" violence Indo-China The despatch reported officers and sailors beat up nese crewman off a Japanese steamer on Friday right, and said the Japanese consul strongly protested to horities against the incident.
The despatch reported that despite ion of the trade treaty between Indo-China's influential economic interests centred in south Indo-China were not welcoming the Japanese economic advance. It charged these quarters were making efforts to check the advance to a minimum.—United Press. to devote his remaining years to If no ice is available. and a cooling promotion of cul us be- lotion is needed: n the sick-room. mix tween France and Jap fter re-|eoual parts of milk and methylated tiring from his official carcer—spirit together and soa Reuter. lution th in the The correspondent al o that a German spoke: Paris stated of the Com-the German army, Marshal Walter von Brauchitsch, "reflects better than sny commentary the continuity and [intimacy of Franco-German conversations."
Field Marshal von Brauchitsch ai rived in Paris on Wednesday to participate in conversations with the Vichy Government—Reuter.
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