HOSTILITIES TO END
(Press. Assn.—
sino-japanese conference reaches agreement at last SNIPING STILL CONTINUES
-By Telegrapli— Oipyrlght).
SHANGHAI, Tuesday. After many days of wrangling the Sino-Japanese eonference has agreed to a formal cessation of hostilities, but foreign observers are not optii raistic of an early settlement. j Sniping of Japanese outposts by the \ Chinese eontinues daily. Meantime I the Japanese are taking precautions suggesting an indefinite stay of the : tnilitary forces until the necessary Ussurances are forthcoming for the safety of Japanese lives and properThe Japanese proposals governing i ihe withdrawal of their troops are ; still encountering opposition from the Chinese.
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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 1, Issue 186, 31 March 1932, Page 5
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