Geneva, Oct. 1.
"At the moment it seems best to\ allow things to take their course," declared Mr. Isumo, the Japanese Consul-General here, when questioned to-day regarding whether there was at present any hope of peace in the Far East.
"In any event" he added, "the intervention of a third party would be liable to create complications. The matter will best be settled between It was explained to-day in official quarters, in connection with press references to a permit issued to the Gloster Aircraft Company to supply aeroplanes to the Chinese Government, that this contract was arranged long before the hostilities with Japan.
The terms et the contract provided for mechanics to go out with the: machines to assemble them. There is no question of British pilots fying the aeroplanes—Wireless through
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