ULTIMATUM TO CHINA
STEPS BY JAPANESE
LANDING OF MARINES
ALLEGATIONS OF MURDERS
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—United Press Assn.)
(Heed. Sept. 24. 1.15 p.m.) SHANGHAI, Sept. 23
Following two murders and other attacks on Japanese nationals, allegedly by Chinese in the international concession, Japan has issued an nltiniatum to China, threatening adequate steps within 12 hours if certain conditions are not fulfilled, adding that .marines would occupy eineruuiev defence positions embracing the most' of i'hn:jiei and (he whole 01 Honekew.
Chapel, which was the scene of a fierce Chino-Japanesc conflict in 1932. is Chinese territurv. Rear-Admiral Kijaro Kondo, the commander of the Japanese naval landing party. Inter placed marines in position, lie declared he would tal;e armed measures to protect Japanese lives.
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 19128, 24 September 1936, Page 6
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