Wide Powers of Discretion Granted Him by Home Governmnt (o Deal With Situatior Conference With Gen. Chiang Kai-shek: Mr. Lloyd George's Misrepresentations Resented: Soviet Imperialists'
Influence London, Dee. 3.
The British vernment' have si Mr. Lampson wide Jatitude to deal with the situation in China and his decision to v it Hankow is regarded by the press as a wist move.
He will proceed later to T ing where, however, no government exists at present to which his credentials could be presented.
Dee. 2.
No arrangements have be for Mr. Lampson to mee: the Cantonese leaders who a ye in the Hankow- neighbourhood no meeting is at present pr ceted.
Lampson, however, full power to follow any procedure he considers advisable and shout formal conversations take place with Mr.
Eugen Chen, the Cantonese Foreign Minister, or any other Cantonese official this would in it if carry no implication of governmental recogniti British Wireless through Reuter.
French Plea for United Action Paris, Dee.
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