Colonel Wedgwood (Labour) suggested that a Cabinet Minister should be sent to America with a view to obtaining complete unity of and method between Britain and America with regard to China.
Mr, Baldwin, the Prime Minister, replied that the Government was in constant touch with the United! States Government through the usual diplomatic channels and exchanged views with it on various aspects of the Chinese situation as Replying to Labour Members as} ito why British nationals had not been warned to leave Nanking. be-{fore March 20, Sir Austen Chamber-Said that he was afraid it was because too much faith had been, placed on the assurances the British authorities had receives The American Ambassador entered the Diplomatic Gallery to hear the debate on China.—Reuter.
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