FAR EAST FRICTION
PEACE AIMS OF BRITAIN. i —... ■■■■ JAPANESE POLICY. IN PROPER PERSPECTIVE. (British Official Wireless). (Received 9 a.m.) i RUGBY, May 1. Tho statement made by the Foreign Secretary, 'Sir John Simon, in the House of Commons, about the diplomatic exchanges with Japan, is generally regarded by the Press as having set expositions of Japanese policy in their proper perspective. “Tho Times” refers to Sir John Simon's reaffirmation of Britain's policy of assisting progress in China to tho greatest possible extent, in a spirit of international co-operation, and of working for peace, prosperity and harmony in the Far East. It says that there never was more need titan there is today to work for that objective.
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Northern Advocate, 3 May 1934, Page 5
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