Tokyo, June. 15.
Japan's attitude toward the British and. French Concessions at Tientsin hover would be affected by economic Feprisals on the part of the British Government, according to a press message from Tientsin today which Suid London was reporied 9 contemplating such action Fapanese authorities "at Tientsin already had prepared another plan fo meet new developments in case Britain persisted in her "anti-Japanese and pro-Chiang Kai-shek policy." the message slated.
"The message asserted that "isola tion' of the Tientsin concessions was an "epoch-making™ development in the Japanese attitude toward forei concessions. in Chi Tt showed Japan's "grim determi-ration" to socle a fundamental sols tion of the concession 2 whole, instead of a xeltlemer vidual problems one by one, the ispateh declared.
The message traced the present affair"
Tientsin to mis: the. sil British Government, ed to realize Japan's determination preparations, being misled by Sir Archibald Clark Kerr, British Ambassador, who supports. the Gen Chiang Kai-shek regime out and out fas contrasted with the conciliatory altitude of Sir Robert Craigie, British Ambascador to Japan."
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