The Archive · 1937

Speaks on Far East

London, Oct. 2.

"Britain should not dash in and join other nations in too great a hurry to try to compel these people to fall apart," declared Major-General Lord Hutchinson, the Paymaster-General, in reference to the Far East in an address before the Scottish Liberal National Association at Peebles to-day.

"It is better." he said, "to await the opportunity, which will rome sooner than most people expect, when Great Britain will be able to offer to arbitrate."—Reuter.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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