Tokyo, July 5. OLITICAL parties and various public organizations are said to be adopting resolutions, after another, to urge the Government to assume a firm attitude in connection with the forthcoming Anglo-Japanese Tokyo Conference, at which an attempt will be made to settle the crisis in Ti Following the example of the Minseito and the Seiyukai, major political parties, the Social Masses Party, at an emergency executive meeting this morning, is said to have' adopted a resolution declaring that "British assistance of the Chi Kai-shek regime forms a serious obstacle in the construction of a new order in Asia."
The party is also reported to have urged the Government to iéalise the four conditions for the settlement of the Tientsin dispute, said to have been presented Japanese authorities in Tientsin. to the British authorities by the Copies of the resolution are said to have been handed to. Baron Bir Shuma, the: Prime Minister, and the Ministers of Foreign Affaire; War and Navy.
embers of the Prefectural and diunicipal Assemblies in Tokyo are Feported to have adopted a resolution {his afternoon urging the Govern. ment to "make Britain abandon" pro-Chiang Kalshek. policy," in urs vance to solid public opinion, and inereby eliminate a source of cone Stant trouble" through the forthcoming Tokyo party.
'A copy of this resolution is said to have been handed to the five "key Teinisters, a8 well og to. the British Ambassador, Sir Robert Crai had been compelled to, travel by rail and boat to Tokyo instead of owing to bad weather condi~ from Chungking Chungking, July 5.
Commenting upon the forthcoming Anglo-Japaneie conversations in Tokyo, the Chinese combined daily here warns Britain to be careful and not to allow the Japanese Giplomaey to lead British diplomats astry.
"We doubt that the present nego tations are capable of bringing about any settlement in favour of a for-feign Power in general Great and Britain' in particular,' paper the "Enlightenment" Campaign Tokyo, July 5.
Ata mass meeting Held here to-in connection with the campaign enlighten the "Japanese public recording British poliey'in the For East, the leader" of the" Minseito Party and former Minister of Come munications, Mr, Nagas, declared that immediate discontinuance British support to the. Chiang Kal shake regime in Ching was a cardinal point "in the "impending "Anglo Sapanese negotiations in Tokyo.
'Sir. Nagai sharply crielsed the entire British polley' in the Far East from: the time' of the Olpum War early' century ago, and concluded his anecch with the. statement. that very Japanese. should consider him= Self a "soldier sans bayonet," in the ight against. Great Britalh in the event "that that country failed "10 Sandon is present attitude in' East THige placards were displayed the meeting with inceriptions. ede ing "Down With the Falbe Policy {Freacherous Britain," "Abolish the foreign concessions," festering." sore of Bast Asia." "Down with the. we Shippers of England, enemy of
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