Anti-British Campaign Hard to Explain Tokyo, Nov. 2, Referring to yesterday's interview between the Foreign Minister, Mr. Koki Hirota, and the British Ambassador, Sir Robert Craigie, the spokes man of the Foreign OMice said to-day that It was nothing more than. ait exchange of views and information on the situation, chiefly in Shanchal, The situation in Shanghai, he added Was developing in a "better direction, while the ce-operation between the Japanese authorities and the Municipal Council in the International Settlement, in Shanghai is going on very well."
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tinues. the spokesman declared when questioned in the matter to-day. It dimeult to make a commitment, he added, i "changes occur." declined, "however, to specify the changes.
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