'The Government had communicated to the Chinese and Japanese Governments the faci that' they were ready at all times to use their good offices, Jand would not hesitate to take all necessary steps as soon as the moment appeared appropriate, must admit." "Lord Plymouth concluded," that the present situation Jdoes not appear to show any change this respect since T addressed the fouse last December. T cannot look upon the prospect as good."
Lord Strabolgi thanked Lord Piymout for his statement, and the matter was dropped.—Reuter.
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