JAPANESE PRIME MINISTER.
RECOVERY ANTICIPATED. ['Jii'.'iii) \saor.iATioi; py e£,uctji:c •rISLMSJIVH-COPY SIGHT. I (lieceivud November 18th, 12.35 a.in.) TOKIO, November 17. Iteassured by the doctors' reports, the feeling is growing that the Prime Minister, Air Hamaguehi, will steadily recover, although he is not yet out of" danger. The vernacular Press emphasises the necessity of precautions preventing such murderous attacks, which not merely endanger statesmen, but are also a stigma on the national prestige.
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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20088, 18 November 1930, Page 11
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