Tokyo, Aug. 6. The next fow days will prove most critical period In determining between Japan and comments the "Miyako referring t0 the arrests of the Japanese Government is ly watching Britain's move-its during the next few days, while the "Nichi Nichi Shimbun™ lures the Foreign Office to deal with the question with a firm attitude in fan effort to turn the misfortune into foliations may in the worst even-triality have tobe followed by a resort to force."
Under the caption "Withdraw Japanese Residents from England* the "Kokumun Shimbun" points out that Great Britain created: the casts belli in carrying out retaliatory reste of Japanese residents in London and other parts of the British Empire, though it might be premature to ump to the conclusion that Brit had risked war with Japan by ber been steadily fucreasing. If this Tiailand serviee—Dome!
Company, who had been arrested be In Manchoukuo Tokyo, Aug. 12. Nineteen foreigners have been arrested Manchoukuo since July on a charge of engaging in "malicious propaganda against Japan," ac~ cording to semi-official Japanese sources.
The arrests are being continued, the same sources state, adding that the majority of the foreigners. received broadcasts from New York or Moscow on short-wave radios, the contents of which were anti-Japanese, The nationalities of the arrested persons were not re~
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