SYMPATHY WITH BRITAIN
EXPRESSED BY JAPANESE V" , PRESS.
(Received 13th January,_ll a.m.) ' TOKIO, 12th January. Though hitherto the Press-.has" refrained from much comment on the langtse situation, the leading papers are now expressing sympathy with Britain, whose perseverance and fortitude -displayed at Hankow and Kiukiang are highly praised and considered to reflect British wisdom.
Iho "Asahi,"- which reflects the general attitude of the vernaculars, urges the Cantonese to exercise more selfcontrol, warning them that otherwise they will bring about a united action ol the Powers again China, with the result of Canton ultimately losing everything gained. ■
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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 10, 13 January 1927, Page 9
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