Tokyo, Feb. 22.
The Foreign OMce spokesman, at his press conference today, said that! Mr. 'J. Lo Dodds, Counsellor of the; British Embassy, catled at the Foreign OMice last night and lodged an in-Hormal protest against the Bombing of points within the" Kowloon Leased Tervitory yesterday morning Japanese planes, 'A formal preiest, Mr. Dodds told the Foreign Office, would be lodged Jas soon os instructions had been ceived from London.
Replying to questions, the spokes man acknowledged that the Japanese Government had received information the Incident, but he refused to give particulars pending further investigatlon.—Revter
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