Tokyo, Aug. 6.
The next few days Will p most critical period in. determining future lations between Japan a Great Britain, comments the "Mi Shimbun,' ferring to the arrests of ese by British authoriti¢
"Hoe Shimbun" understands that the Japanese Government is vili:
watching Britain's movements during the next few days, while the "Nichi Nichi Shimbun" urges the Foreign Office to deal with the qi ion with a firm attitude in an effort to turn the misfortune into a blessing, "though diplomatic negotiations may in the worst even-ave to be followed by a resort to force.
Under the Japanese Resident:
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