No Need for British Reply to Tokyo's Note London, May 24 the House of Commons to-day, reviving to Commander J, M. Kono Labour, who asked what His Majesty's Government had' made to the Japanese state mont in regard to their conte Viated sations in Manchuria, Mr. Locker-Lampion, Under-Secretary Forvign Affairs, said that the statement did not require Commander Kenworthy asked whether the Government was satis hat the interests of British rulers were being preserved Shantung and Manchuria and wither any steps were being taker. ty. watch these interests.
My, Lacker-Lampson said that i had boon explicitly explained Japan that the reason for her ae.
as not fo involve Manchuria Kenworthy suggested that there wat danger of 2 vietoal Japanese protectorate in Manchuria and asked where British treaty rights came in-then, Dr. Locker-Lampson said that ho not agree with the questioner
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