The Archive · 1925

LITTLE KNOWN IN LONDO' London, Dee. 2

already sped on its way to another, In the House of Commons tea lay, and one reaches that Legation only/auestioned with retard to the to find that it has again resumed its general conclusions reached by *he rotatory career.

"The report is still in circulation" is the inevitable reply to all queries. In truth the ordinary two-legged Journalist cannot keep pace with it, and, in desperation credits the di Tomats with a sneaking hope ci that it may get lost in or that it may get sufficiently dog-cared to be utterly indecipherable, ternational Judicial Con: mission which recently considered the Shartg~ hai disturbances, My. Ronald Me-Neill, Under Secretary of State for Foreign Afairs, said that the information possessed bythe Government was insufficient. to enable him to reply. Further inform= had been requested by.

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