Geneva, Feb, 12, Dr, W. W. Yen informed Sir Exie Drummond to-day at noon that China proposed to exercise her Tights under Article XV Lengue of Nations convenant and
session of the League Assembly, therefore asked for, special Teuter learns reliably here that there is no truth in reports eitculated in China, and wrongly attributed to Reuter, alleging that there have been dissensions between Dr. W. W. Yen and Dr, Lin Wen-tao, Chinese Minister in Berlin, reference to treatment by the Council of Sino-Japanese conflict.
It transpires that the "Chinese Note handed to Sir Erie Drumond was put in just before the expiry of the statutory 14 days delay. It is not a categorical demand for a not exercise her immediate right to summon the Assembly if she receives an assurance that at' a Jater date in the proceedings it will be possible, in agreement with the League' Council and" presumably, while the disarmament, "conference sitting, to call a special meeting of the Assembly. However, rich assurances or arrange:
China will, says the avail herself of Her rights Dr, Yen's attitude apparently is dictated by' a desire not to. vass the Council and simultaneous ly not to sacrifice a very important Lee,
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