Attitude to Roosevelt Policy Questioned London, Mar. 21.
In the House of Commons yester-gay, Mr. Robert Morgan, (Con, Stourbridge Division of Worcestershire) asked whether the Govern. ment associates itself with President Roosevelt's declaration in favour of ell-out aid for China," as far as we can Tender it"
In reply, Mr. R. A. Butler, Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. said that at present the Government noted with sympathy amd interest President Roosevelt's f re. garding: China.
It was the Government's policy to maintain the closest contact with the government of the United- States, be sdded,—Reuter. f
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