The Archive · 1927

JAPANESE PLEA FOR CE-OPERATION

Presa Apprehension that Japan's Turn May Come Next Tokyo, Jan, 10.

"John Bull will not allow himself to be bullied," is the verdict of the "Asahi," which wants the Chinese not to imagine that the capture of the Concession at Hankow mean Britain's subjection.

The "Asahi" and the "Nichi Nichi" reflect what appears to be a growing apprehension that Japan's turn may come next, The "Asahi" advocates that the Powers should ce-operate as this would be the best mutual safeguard, though it does not intimate "what form this ce-operation should take.—t Heater.

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