Hankow, July 13.
The People's Political Council today unanimoi adopted a pledging support to the Covernment in programme its of resistance and reconstruction, and diplomatic and consular servic? abroad; 2. That the Chinese embassies, legations and consulates abroad be instructed—*o furnish accurate ation regarding conditions Franco Proposals-
London, July 12.
The Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, Mr. R. A. Butler, announced in the House of Commons today, on the subject of General Franco's proposals to the British Gov. ernment contained in a recent reply to the British Note, that the Prime Minister. Mr. Neville Chamberlain, would make a statement on the whole question as soon as he was in a position to do.so—Wireless through Reuter, endorsing the Government's foreign poli Mr. Chen Shao-yn. on behalf of the Chinese Communist Party, and Mr.
Tseng Chi, representing the National Youth Party, pledged whole-hearted support to the National Government.
In connection with the Government's foreign policy, the People's Political Council made the following suggestions:
1. That a careful selection be made of the personnel of the Chinese That eved: s international publicity be
That greater attention be paid to the people's foreign relations by sending prominent Chinese to foreign countries from time to time, and by instructing Chinese embassies and consulates abroad to give every assistance to such persons; 5. That the Government should acquaint the public, from time. to time, with the actual facts of the international situation—Reuter.
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