Tokyo, June 30. 'BARGING that Britain had adopted an attitude which savoured of animosity toward Japan after the World War, a War Office spokesman today indicated that the Tientsin issue would never be settled, either on the spot or at Tokyo, unless Britain cMlanges her alleged antagonistic policy toward Japan and supports Japan's present aims in China.
The. spokesman warned that similar cases to the Tientsin situation may happen one after another in China should the Tientsin issue fail to be solved.
"We Japanese cannot forget how Britain has been making efforts to weaken Japan's influence and take a stand inthe Far East against Japan in the Manchurian incident and the China affair," the spokesman said in referring to Britain's alleged anta-Bonistic attitude toward Japan.
He charged Britain with deliberately misconstruing the true intentions of Japan through the circulation of false and fabricated reports regard-
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