Three Japanese delegations called at the Embassy this morning, delivering Drotosts concerning the "British policy a meeting on ject was held at Hibiya Park this afternoon, followed by parade to the British Embassy.
Mr. Brain, Second Secretary to the Embassy, today received a delegation of five men, who, in the nome of 7,000,000 Tokyo citizens, presented a Jengthy resolution "demanding that Great Britain return her concessions to China and withdraw from the Far East, 'At a prots conference today, the Foreign 'OMce spokesman said' that Sir Robert Craigie had been invited meet Mr, Arita at the Foreign Minister's official residence tomorrow. morning for a preliminary talk before the official conversations regarding the Tientsin situation.
The spokesman declined to give! details, declaring that press reports fon the subject were mere speculation.
"Asked whether the decision of th Anglo-Japanese conference would be: binding on the Japanese army in North China, the spokesman pointed out that the negotiations were taking place between two Governments.
Questioned whether. the decision would be binding on the "Provisional Government of North China," he said that the "Provisional Government" had nothing to do with the negotia~
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