[?]NA AND JAPAN
ite areas set aside rAGREEMENT OF parties l in hostilities
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ic. May *1, P-m-Shanghai, May 24. definitely announced at Pet night that a temporary rreement has been reached Chinese and Japanese reeves, causing a lull In all Si Prior to this announcewas stated that the good f Sir Miles Lampson, the ilinister, had been solicited itermediary, as China had i a concrete peace plan. agre details available indithe Japanese niust withide the Great Wall, and the iust remain beliind the line Kenching. Changting, aoliying, Tingchow, Hsiangingchen and Ningho. ng to Japanese reports, all laid down hy tliem have pted. It is eniphasised that aient is only temporary, but ited to form a basis of ulti:e. ision at Peking and Tsientnsiderably relaxed and reini an area nine miles outgwere pouring into the city it yestei'day, trains bring13,000 in a short time. Philsocieties PfQ arranging j other forms of relief.
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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 540, 25 May 1933, Page 5
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154[?]NA AND JAPAN Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 2, Issue 540, 25 May 1933, Page 5
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