"During the two years I have beer here, T think you Will sree, such a time'has not presented itself," he con tinued "But the moment will arrive and when it does we shall give proof that we want to adjust the matter in a right and just manner. And if 1 am able to help in London T shall do so, In other respects there have Doints at issue, There was an incid ent which threatened a dispute about the Yunnan-Burma boundary. As You know, we agreed to an intercommission to survey the border, The work will not be fnish-
ut a good deal of progress has been this season because of the weather, made, "It was the proper course to take, thinks, and T hope the Com-will' reach a. satisfactory solution." tions "in China, saying he had a Alexander than discussed con-meat sympathy with the trend of things, "He indicated that the race with Western civilization was someing rather diMeult for China be-fuse of her age-old, different ideals, bt that it was something which now ad to be faced. He spoke of the New Life Movement as "tackling the Problem at the right end." jit Feply to a question about Anglo~ japanese ce-operation in the Far East, Sir Alexander said that there was nothing he would like belter and that Great Britain" was desirous of cooperating with the nations generally.
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