Tokyo, June 15, Full support of the Japanese action in Tientsin is voiced in leading articles in all newspapers this morning, "As far as Japan is concerned, the Tientsin incident involves the question of British and French policy towards the Far East," declares the "Yomiuri Shimbun.
The "Asahi Shimbun" says that the "Concession issue is a minor matter. The question is entirely that of Great Britain's attitude towards Japan."
"It is Britain and France" the newspaper adds, "who have made their Concessions a base for China's operations against Japan, As long as Britain's conception regarding Japan does not undergo a fundamental change, friction of all kinds will exist.
The Japanese people are deter-ruinedly prepared to deal with it."
The "Hochi Shimbun" declares: "Now that the arrow has been shot from the bow, and the sword has been unsheathed, even if the British authorities, out of fear, deliver the murderers to Japan, the unsheathed sword cannot be put back into the scabbard without a fundamental solution of the whole issue and the elimination of all evils throughout China that form obstacles to China's reconstruction."—Reuter.
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