Tientsin, Aug. 14 A resolution urging the spread of anti-British agitation all over China was adopted at the second meetinit of, representatives of anti-British Societies throughout occupied areas at the ofoes of the former Uopel Provincial Government here yester-aay.
Following addsesses_by prominent Chinese' resolution was adopted Sestentien auiventiion "organizations sainte anal seltes, Put pressure on pro-British Chinese, Delegates decided to send to the Japanese Foreign Minister and ro-presentatives of the Tientsin military Authorities messages supporting the withdrawal of the military dolegation from Tokyo and urging them to dear with the Tientsin issues with "firm determination."
It was decided also to dispatch messages to officials of the Provisionfal Government and the Manchouluo Government announcing that the two-month old anti-British movement had culminated ina nationwide campaign {0 "drive from the Orient the Influence of Britain who reduced China to the status of a_somi-colony for European countries." Driving British influence out of the Orient would "lay the cornerstone for the establishment of a new order in the Far East," the messages said. Copies were sent to officials of the Reformed Government, the Concordia Society. Hsin Min ul and Ta Min Hui—Domei.
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