London, Nov. 1.
FTER a brill lant exposition of the Governments policy vis-a-vis the League of Nations, the Sino-Japanese conflict and Spain, the House of Commons to-day, by 363 votes to 142, defeated' a Labour motion of censure in an amendment to the Address of thanks to the King for his speech, moved by Mr. Herbert Morrison, - The division followed Mr. Eden's lengthy defence of the Government in which he emphasized the imperative need of American ce-operation.
"Any action of whatever character that can be taken in the Far Eastern dispute," he said, "does essentially depend on the ce-operation of the United States. I say without hesitation that in order to get the full ce-operation, on an equal basis, of the United States in an international conference, I would travel not only from Geneva to Brussels but from Melbourne to Alaska—"more particularly in the present state of the international situation,"
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