Nanking's Integrity Must be Preserved London, Nov. 28.
'The territorial integrity of China must be preserved both in spirit and in letter, Mr. D. Lloyd George, the war-time Prime Minister, " declared fovday in his first speech' before the House of Commons in more than a year.
Mr. Lloyd George sid he had been studying carefully all the developments in the Far Eastern situation jand recognized Japan's diiculty. in discovering fresh markets for her products bot ce-operation instead competition was the key to success for Japan, he said.
"Japan is entitled to equal but no! preferential treatment by the Hons of the world in order that the China Sea may not be closed," said Georse. all the assistance necessary to this end by Irestoring order within and develop ing. all her resources.
"adhere must be equality between jai powers in dealing with, China, itr. Lloyd George declared."
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