London, May 6.
'A telegram of goodwill has been sent to General Chiang Kai-snele by four pects, the Eurl of Listowel, Lord Strabolii, Lord Snell, Lord Passiteld and 32 members of the House of on agrarian economy. radio has aided immeasurably in uniting the people who....know as much about world affairs now as the average mid-Western American," sald.—United Press 'U, S. Must Protest Commons, including Captain Wedgwood Benin, former Secretary of State for India, and Sir Stafford Cripp, former Solicitor-General, The telegram slates; "We cone gratulate you on the successful often. sive of the Chinese Army in the united struggle for national independ ence. The British people appreciate China's part inthe world struggle against aggression, and in the defence fof, peace in Europe.
"We eliove China should be included in any, peace pact of Demo-
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