Peiping Regime Interference in Chefoo Protested Buitsh Government's friendly policy towards China, declared Mr. R.A. Butler, Under-Secretary of States for Foveign Aumirs, an reply to a question by Mr. RH, "Morgan, Conservative member for the Stourbridge. division fof Worcestershire, in the House of [Commons to-day.
The recent resolution of the League Couneit, in favour of according all available help by League members to China, Mr, Butler added, was being considered, but he was not at precent in a position to make a statement.
in reply to Cmdr, Arthur Marek Conservative "member fort Chertsey division "of Surrey, the Under-Secretary informed the House that the British Consul at Chefoo had reported that the Chinese Telegraph Jofice there, under instructions from the Peiping "Provisional Govern-mont," was refusing to accept code telegrams.
'A'protest, he said, had been lodged, Jand arrangements had been made for British commercial messages tobe assed temporarily "through other
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