Tokyo, July 30.
The casualties in the battles at Hsingkun, Shahochen and Ching-hochun are unofficially estimated at 309 Japanese and 1,200 Chinese soldiers killed and wounded, according to a message received here to-di Reuter. and the French Governments He was not prepared to quarrel with the advice tendered to the House by Mr, Hugh Dalton, Labour member for the Bishop Auckland division of Durham, the other day that "we should go step in step with the United States and not rush in ahead but be prepared to go as far and fast as they."
"Our objective," the Foreign Secretary added, "will be io do everything within the power of one single government to promote peace and concord among Nations."—Reuter
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