{ndon, July 1 Viscount Cranborne, " Under-See-rotary of State for Foreign Afairs, was bombarded with questions In the House. of Commons to-day on the situation In China, Replying to Mr. R. H, Morgan, Conservative member for the Stourbridge of Worcestershire, he said that during the past few days he had been in constant touch with the Chinese Ambassador, Me. Quo Tal-chi, who] communicated to him a number' of reports on: the situation as seen by his, government, These reports, he added, did not add materially to what had already been published.
He had assured Mr. Quo, Viscount! Cranborne informed the House, that) the British Government would Rose opportunity in making any tribution in their power towards a peneeful solution.
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