Washington, Nov. 14.
MERICAN policy in the Far East will not be altered despite the withdrawal of a portion of British and French troops from China, official quarters, including the Secretary of State, Mr. Cordell Hull, indicated to the press yesterday.
Asked whether the United States would increase or decrease Paris, Nov. 13.
Cheered to the echo by enthusiastic throngs of Parisians, the battalion of the Welsh Guards which paraded here yesterday departed today for the front. The streets along which the Tommies marched were crowded with people who gave the men a_ heartening send-off, symbolical of Anglo-, French friendship—Havas. the strength of its forces, in China as a result of the Anglo-French move, Mr. Hull told the press that "our policy remains the same
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