With reference to the antieBritish trations which are being stage Potting almost. daily, a cor-Fespondent atked whether these were being authorized by the Japanese The spokesman replied that the nese forces were not there Wo Tervene in disputes between capital Told of persistent reports according which there was considerable un= rest amongst labour employed British interests in Pootung und asked whether the spokesman was aware of iny_mecting which was reported to have' been held li, this "connection yesterday afternoon between Com= ander Mlinesuke No}i and the mana gers of the various British plants having establishments in Pootung, the spokesman said that he had spoken to the Commandant in the morning but 13. was said with regard to Naval spokes:
Consul hight that a British Vice-Consul fad been refused per mission to see Tinkler on the after= hoon of June 6 and that at 7 pan. the nan's condition had been reported to the Consular authorities is improving and that he was "all right." Additional information that on" the follow! joining Tinkler would be able to tw see his friends this hour, he added
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