The Archive · 1936

Reply from Japan

AWAITED

Britain, Insists on Solution of Keelung Incident London, Nov. 24, In the House of Commons to-day, Sir Charles Cayzer, Conservative Jmeniber for the City of Chester, asked Mr. Anthony Eden, the Foreign Secretary, whether, when full satisfaction had been accorded to the Government by Japan for. the Keelung incident, they intended to permit further courtesy visits of British warships to Japanese ports or receive similar Visits "from Japanese warships. to British ports.

Mr. Eden replied that he thought hhis earlier statement on the subject made it clear that a preliminary. to such visits would have to be for this matter (0 be cleared up.

In his previous answer, Mr. Eden declared that, pending a satisfactory final reply from the Japanese Govermment, H. MIN, Government. would not be able to regard the incident as closed Reuter,

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