Warning to Japanese to Avoid Undue Excitement Tokyo, April 8.
'While strongly condemning the disorderly conduct of the Chinese at Hankow, the vernacular papers are almost' unanimous in warning] their nationals to avoid undue excitement.
The "Asahi" considers that Japan should not deal with General Chiang] Kai-shek alone and expresses the opinion that the Foreign Office badly misinformed regarding the internal situation.
The "Hochi," defending the Government, thinks that continuance] of a calm attitude "affords the only!
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