Hitherto, there has been no editorial comment on the situation in Shanghai, The diplomatic correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph" reports that no fresh official information had reached London on the position in Shanghai last night, but on Saturday, it was mot expected that events would develop along very difficult lines.
On the other hand, the situation in Tientsin is being watched from London, he says, "with rather more anxiety." The same correspondent says that it is learned that the British Government is satisfied with the form of implications, apologies and undertakings given by Japan concerning the bombing of Hongkong territory.
—Reuter.
"Mainichi" Charges S.M.C.
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