Paris, Feb. 10, The French Premier, 3. Laval, tty pernunded the Chainer ment of the proposed debate on the puties to consent to a postypor
itwation in the Far East, M. Laval declared that, France had not ceased to use her influence to obtain the restoration of normal Sino-Japanese relations and. was continuing to urge discretion anc juoderation upon the Council of the League of Nations The efforts of the Powers, how ever, were constantly paralysed by developments which apparently. surprised oven the disputants. them selves, but he emphasised that both China' and Japan recognized French Smpartiality and friendly disinter-
Oxford Undergrads Demonstrate London, Feb, 9 described an "the: ereatent "international rin since Sold wax" the cause "of a mas demonstration of practically every fection of Oxford" undergraduate ite, to-day.
'The demonstration unanimously, passed a resolution "that in view of The sere evisis "in the Far East this "mesting demands the - ime metliate and' vigorous application the full "machinery of the League of Nations.'—Reuter, U.8, and Shipment of Arms to Far East Washington, Feb, 10, At the urgent request of Col Henry L, Stimson, the Secretary oe: of the House of Representatives State, the Foreign Affairs Commit-
1as shelved the resolution for the prohibition of shipment of arms and munitions to countries at war—Reuter,
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