Mr. Sato (Japan) said that Japan had always been in favour of Spain's requests though, unfortunately, Jeircumstances prevented their realization. The Japanese Government hoped that Spain would consider carefully the draft regulations that had been adopted.
Mr. Sale went on. to express sympathy with China's claim to a permanent seat: "China is our great neighbour and a country with whom we naturally desire the best relations. Her claim ought to be considered in conformity with the principle of geographical position."
Mr. Cha (China) hoped that the tee would reconsider the question of permanent seats and increase their number, correspond-well decreasing the number of-nonpermanent seats. He said that China would claim a permanent seat} in the event of more being created Jat any time beyond Germany's.
Signor Seinloja (Italy) regretted the inability to satisfy Spain's claim. He hoped that after hearing the report of the Committee's discussions the Spanish Government would reconsider its attitude and continued to cooperate with the League.
M, Sjoborz (Sweden) 1d. Senhor Guani (Uruguay) spoke the same strain,
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