The press campaign of intimidafion continues.
The '"Kokumin" declares that an acceptance of the British counterproposals would mean that the Anglo-Japanese conversations bad been allowed to destroy the meaning Of the sacred war which Japan is conducting in China, "It is up to the Japanese," it continues, "to maintain their attitude, forcing 'Great Britain's &ccepuance of the Japanese demands, © until Great Bri n has been brought tol' her knees.
The "Asahi" says: "An indefinite suspension and rupture of the con^ versations "between Sir Robept
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