Chungking, Nov. 11 snaging from Indications, British Tad Washington says the "isin Hat ly fe all Lingering between Tokyo
Pao" today, di the recent debate on the Far East in the House of Commons, The newspaper states that, while the British people are unessy—an uneasiness shared by the younger members of the Conservative Party, such as Mr. Anthony Eden—both Mr. Eden and his policy, as well as Mr. Neville Chamberlain's realistic foreign policy, as applied to the Pacific up the present day, have shown themselves "shaky and indecisive."
'On the one hand, it continues, the British Government dreams of agreements and pacts with Japan, in order settle the Far Eastern' question peacefully.
On the other hand, however, Great. Britain is trying to draw closer to Generalissimo and H. M. Envoy Meet London, Nov. 7. Confirmation that Sir Archibald Kerr, British Ambassador has seen Gen. Chiang in the interior of China, in the last day or two, has reached official circles in London.
It is not known, however, where the meeting occurred.
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