London, June 26.
Official quarters in London are much impressed by the growing feeling of public indignation in Great Britain aroused by reports from Tientsin of the brutal and degrading treatment of British subjects at the hands of Japanese soldiers and officials, according to Reuter's Diplomatic Correspondent.
It is expected that this feeling will not fail to react upon the British Government if Japan refuses to give satisfaction in regard to the proposals submitted to Tokyo, which embrace a frank discussion of the points at issue and immediate cessation of incidents, which "Mr. Neville Chamberlain, the Prime Minister, referred to the other day as "intolerable."—Reuter.
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