London, Feb. 6.
In. giving evidence before' the Senate Foreign Relations Committee tu Washington on January 29 Col. Frank Stimson, War Secretary, made Some interesting remarks about the policy of the British Government re~ garding Manchoukuo, it is pointed out here.
In reply to questions he said his book on the subject had been far t09) widely and sweepingly interpreted as condemnation of the British Govern ment. which had made a long. and to some extent effective, effort resulting, in juridical condemnation of Japan by the League of Nations, He went into this point now. he said, only because Great Britain had "many times been mistakenly criticized with his apparent authority people who hnd not read his book slight damage was caused to builaings.
With the exception of one bomber Jond one fighter, British aircraft returned safely from all these opera-
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