London, Aug. 28.
The "News Chronicle" states that There is some reason to believe that it the Japanese Government should reject proper demands which the British Government is making, the latter might even go so far as to remove the British Ambassador from Tokyo."
"The shooting of the British Ambassador is hot only an. outrage in itself, but is part of a bigger outrage for which Japan alone is responsible," writes the "Manchester Guardian."
"There is of course no question of reprisals, for there is no intention of replying to outrage by outrage. But according to views taken the outrage itself and its wider implications call for a protest far more emphatic than would be justified by a mere isolated
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