The Miyako Shimbun" advanced the remarkable suggestion today that the Japanese navy should halt al [British ships in Japanese and Chi. mese waters and capture all Britons of military age in retaliation for the 21 Germans taken from the Asama Maru by the British navy near Japan last Sunday.
The paper also suggested that all cargoes for the Chungking Government found aboard British ships in these waters should be confiscated by the Japanese.
The "Kokumin Shimbun" end the "Hoc! Shimbun" meanwhile continued to whip up anti-British feel-ug. The "Kokumin" said the Asama Maru incident was an "insult to the Japanese navy because it occurred at the front gate to the Yokosuke Naval Station."
The "Hech!" described the inci-
[dent as a "piratical action." The Tapsnese Cabinet. the paper said "must press the issue to the utmost."
The "Miyako" regretted the rising of, anti-British feeling in Japan but said this was because the incident ahoy service Domei.
us. eligible to be "It is necessary to take effective appropriate action immediately." ered
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