Border "Closed"
London, Nov. 30.
The Anglo-Japanese incident on [Hongkong's border Last Saturday is now considered as settled, authoritative quarters declared today.
The competent British circles are! convinced that the incident, in which [Japanese soldiers infringed upon the British colony limits, was due wholly to an error of the Japanese commander py, ber ment Soci eiearenn dea The latter apologized upon finding! lout his mistake, however, and gave adequate assurances against a. re. Petition of such occurrences, pointed out.
Furthermore, the Japanese Foreign Minister, Mr. Arita, in Tokyo. aleo gave satisfactory assurances to Sir Robert Craigie, British Ambassador to Tapan—Haves.
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