Tokyo, Nov. 24.
Commenting on the anti-British sentiment sweeping Japan, the Kokumin Shimbun" says that the resolutions adopted by the anti-British mass meeting in Hibiya Park on Monday "gave vent to Japanese national feeling on the whole."
"Britain," the newspaper suspects, "is guilty of a serious miscalculation in surveying the Far Eastern situation, being too engrossed by attempts to safeguard her own interests."
She is urged "to reconsidered her attitude in view of the failure of the Brussels Conference and the precau ous predicament of the Chinese Government, The "Kokumin Shimbun" concludes with a warning that Japan will regard Britain as a "disguised foe" unless she "recognizes Japan's position in East Asia, abandons her policy of aiding anti-Japanese policy and the bolshevization of China, refrains from extending assistance to China through Hongkong and acknowledges Japan's rights in the Shanghai area as the victor."
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.