Tientsin, Aug. 0.
altitude of Britain remains The firmness of Briton, Mr. firm, the "Financial News" add McClure. Anderson, saved. hiey from those who prophesy a breakdown acm byre! Japane to trip tg negotiations may' prove to. be noon here today Mee atthe barviesk "shortly" after Mre,""MeClure Anderson anda New Iusteuet Considered Mr. 'W. O'lara, had some hausiness fo transact "this London, Aug. 9.
The British Foreign Office has hering in the ex-German Conese without dimen. "But when lon, to which they were" adit drafted new instructions to the British Ambassador to Tokyo, Sir Robert Btempted to return to the, Brith Craigie, it was learned' last night, Concession through the" shans! Toad The instructions cover Britain's barrier, they were told they. Must attitude toward Japan's demands in re-enter by" the. Woodtow Wilson currency and silver matters in north Road barrier through which they Chi had entered! the ex-German Gon cession.
Brilish officials said, however, that the new instructions require further Returning to the Woodrow Wilson brief discussion before being sent 10 Read barvien, they were not pers Tokyo.—United Press.
Initfed to enter, i being pointed out {hat this barrier wax nly or ott Army Threatens Walk Out irom the British Concession. tale of the Anglo-Japanese conversations here today as representatives of the Japanese army from Tientsin threatened to walk-out unless the iseussions were resumed within two oF three days, This threat was communicated here this morning by Major-Gen, Akira Mule, stall oflcer of the Japanese Expeditionary Force in North Mrs. MeLure Anderson then telephoned her husband, who went Jout by ear and took them te the Shans) Road barrier where, he. pre= sented his passport He was then told that he undress, Mr. AfeClure Anderson, however, firmly declined stating they could examine his pockets, in which there were nothing except 1 pair of glasses and odds and ends, had nothing lise concealed itary ree ives had arrived la Tokyo a month ago, Major-Gen. Muto derstood "to have said that these: officers could no longer stay away from their posts unless some prosres: was made in the discussions After un argument lusting about five minutes, he was finally per= mitted to pass through, Mr McClure Anderson is a noted architeet_ and an old" China Mrs. O'Hara is the wife of of Mr. William 'O'Hara, "a director of Messrs. Collins & Company. Reuter,
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