Paris, Nov. 28, The French Ambassador in Tokyo understood to have received. in= structions to inform the Japanese Government thatthe" French Government claim to be consulted any arrangements made about the "Chinese Maritine Customs, rive claily is similar to that made by Great Britain—Reuter.
5 Statement Tokyo, Nov. 28, The statement that Japan anight be obliged {o resort to arms, all depending on the altitude of the Sot-Hlement authorities." which was tributed "to Prince Konoye in the Enalish editions of the "Osaka, Mai chi" in reporting the Premier's press interview last Friday, is considered by interpreters to be an exayseration of the Premier's actual remark. the "Nichi that the Premier's. table that extremely fran an clea, and there was Title that was ambiguous. "This fuel" the news paper points onl, "has considerable siunitieance in acquainting the world with the attitude of this country.
Tu the course of an outline of the possible development of japanese ition in China, Prine Konoye stated thatthe Japanese authorities might compelled to take action if their jest ressrdings the eon Japanese ions with Soviet Russia was eon a Yesolution adopted at a monster rally at the Shiba Parke yes day.
Drawn to the meeting by the pro pect of hearing address apser's leading superatriots, 50.000 enthusiastic Tokyo residents" passed the resolution by acclaim, "The resolution alo urged Great Bri in strict neutrality Sino-Japanese conflict, following the termination of the Nine-Power Conference in Brussels Achievements of the Army in the current hostilities in China were lauded ly another revolt slepted the meeting Domes,
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