KING SENDS MESSAGE.

Pahiatua Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 13642, 28 August 1937, Page 5

KING SENDS MESSAGE.

SECOND EDI!ION

TO WOUNDED AMBASSADOR. FOREIGN DIPLOMATS PERTURBED. (Received 12.20 p.m.) United Press Assn.—By Electric Telegraph—Dopy right LONDON. August 27 The King sent a message of sympathy to Sir Hughe Hugesseu. The Japanese Ambassador will visit Air Eden this afternoon to convey his regrets. PLANE ATTACKS DISCOURAGED. SHANGHAI, August 27. Foreign diplomats have requested Japanese planes not to attack nonmilitary positions at Narking The Japanese Spokesman further elucidated the blockade and sai<l that Japan would not interfere with foreign shipping even when carrying arms. The Anglo-American Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai urges the* respective Governments to ensure the cessation of Sino-Japanesse fl'ghti over the International settlement as they jeopardise life and property. MORE JAP. SYMPATHY. TOKIO August 27. The vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs called at the British Embassy and expressed most sincere sympathy concerning the Hugessen attack. Cabinet lias considered the incident and delayed decision on measures it will take pending iesults of an investigation by authorities on the spot.