The Bolivian Government has sent ita reply {0 the, Committes of New Erar'Fovers which intervened in the onflet"bebwgen, that camming" and "THe note states that Bolivia will accept settlement of the dispute
Tigants to the Gran 'Chaco sesionagitation on the'rights of bath Shel nots however, evacuate the forts" taken' irom. Paraguay, Relther the Government. nor' the e-will consent to-do. so, until festive solution ofthe' eon rovers has been found.
Bolivian Government. also declar-SEiqiit maintain the effective which its conly to the neutrals that
Will be" deemed necensany for the Becutlty of the country.= Havas Suggestion: Interest always satisfactory for the purposes: of assessing the exact significance 9 pronouncements on China in the House. of Commons or in the correspondence columns of the Home Press. Mr. P. C. Young's comment on the Foreign Office reply to the request for a report on China must to taken with reserve. Mr. Young Knows his China too well to suggest that ample material for judging the course of events here is not supplied to the Foreign Office. Tt may suspected, especially at this time of the year, that many a weary consular official, secretly murmurs to himself a wish that the Foreign Ofice were not 30 enamoured of, Rose Dartle's principles. It _is possible to. surmise that Mr. Young is really endeavouring to press home the point that the public should be taken more freely into confidence. 'This aspect of publicity policy has been frequently stressed In these columns. It has been excellent ly examined in Mr, Cartis Question of China' department of the Foreign Office is an admirable institu-Hon and does valuable work in I tom with the "Press, needed is the op-Dortunity to obtain, with, appropria:
attention to discretion" game Mung of the considerations Which guide His Majesty's Government in Erecting' theft Far Eestern Policy. For india this is done by the process publishing, at stated intervals, a espaten ven the Viceroy to. the Secretary of State, duly giving His Excalengy's views'on the situation. There' sects tobe no veaton WHY similar procedure, adapted to the different cireumataices, should. of followed in the form perhaps despatch from His Majesty's Minister to the Foreign Ofc, laid the table of the Houses of Par~ lament for public information. {his could be Gene, it may be asserts td that many dimculties experienced gauging the essentials of British polly n'Ghina would be overcome.
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