Paris, Aug. 27.
It is difficult' to foresee at present the consequences of the Japanese attack against the British Ambassador and what kind of action London is contemplating at the close of the enquiry, states "L'Echo de Paris," rightist journal. "It must be emphasized that the problems of China and the Mediterranean are closely linked. Both concern the question of prestige and interests. How far they can be solved straightforwardly or by concerted action of powers respectively is not known."
"Lo Journal," however, states that: "The time has come for Japanese rulers closely to consider the Anglo-French proposals for the neutralization of the Shanghai area from the zone of hostility and America's message asking for peace."—-Havas.
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