No reply had yet been received from the Japanese Government to the British protests concerning the dearn of Mr. R. M. 'Tinkler, declared 'Mr, Butler in' reply to Int. Philip Nool-Baker, Labour member for' Derby, The question of further action, he added, was being considered, ates representation" foa" sevens een made by the Foreign Ofee to bank which had its headquarters London, and whose branch Shanghai was alleged 0 be co-operate ing with the Japanese authorities in weakening the. Chinese exchange fund, declared Mr. Butler in. reply. to Mr, George Russell Strauss, Labour member for North Lambeth, Damage to Property in Shansi Questioned London, duly 2 a the House of Cormmons.teday Mer Hobart bean, Labour, member for Gresnocks sated to whet Slonary Vody the property" that Tecently aamayed" inthe provi shan al belonged, and hat was the future aod extent of the Gamage Tia writen reply Mr. RA. Butler, vnir-Secretary of Staie for Foren tery sui thay "according. {01° ports ecelved by. Lord Halifax' (me Foreign Secretary), damage lite Yeo done to the premises of the Chinn infand Meio at Linton, ay ung" tung. in south Shanst. "Phe English Baptist Mission at Taichow, in north Shansi, was broken site "Details of the damage," Mr, Butler added, "have not yet been reported, ud, pending their receipt, 1
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