Not Confined to Far Eastern Affairs London, Mar. 18.
'The duties of Sir' Alexander [Cadogan at the Foreign Ofice os Deputy Under-Secretary will not be confined to Far Eastern affairs, but advantage will naturally be taken of his caperienco, declared Viscount Cranborne, Foreign Under-Secretary, in reply to Mr. A. C. Moreing, Con-Jscrvative member for Preston, in the House of Commons to-day.
The latter had asked whether the British Ambassador to China would have special charge of the Far Eastern Department when he assumed his new Tu reply to another question by Mr, Moreing, as to when Sir Frederick Leith-Ross, Chief Economic Adviser to HM, Government, was returning and whether he would visit Jspan fen route, Viscount Cranborne said thet the date of Sir Frederick's return Jand his future.movements were still
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