Washington, Sept. 4. America's desire for permanent world peace was governing her policy in the Far East, despite domestic pleas for hasty action, declared Government spokesman here to-day.
Speaking in a private capacity, the spokesman said he believed the Administration would not blindly follow sentiment for either bomb cellar pacificism. and hiding with pacifists in bomb-proof cellars, or a snow of force, The State Department, he added, was continuing to seek adherence to such agreements as the Nine Power Treaty, which guarantees the sover-China.—Reuter. eighty and territorial integrity of
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