Laming Worthington-Evane,—the 'Secretary of State for War, said] that Captain Spears was an' Intelligence Officer of the 20th Indian Infantry Brigade under the command of Major-General Duncan at say how Cap Spears came to be at Nanking Sir Laming merely replied that he was there is pursuance of his duties (Ministerial cheers).
'A Day or Two to Wait Replying in the course of tha] Jdebate Sir Austen Chamberlain, the Foreign Secretary raid: All' my indications are that at any rate Japan, the United States and our-elves' will "probably be in agreement not merely to ask reparations; but with regard to the reparations} which should be asked for the.
Nanking outrages." He expressed the opinion that it would be a day' or two before these demands could ibe presented,
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