The Archive · 1933

Paragraph 4

Whereas the negotiations neces~ sary for carrying out the above recommendations should be carried Jout without either party being fable to impose conditions incompatible with the said recommenda-ions, the Assembly recommends the opening of negotiations between the tro parties ance with the methods specified is invited to General when ject to the sole condi ths. Tnegotations wil take place Thea Irrenty Sed any. member of Gonaniiee. of Nineteen who states me be srisbes to serve.

The delegates to be. nominated as soon asthe, Secretary-CGeneral ates that, the two. parties. accept Secredary-General Spall also notify the, United. States end, the B°SLat oe this acceptance, inviting appoint. members to the hin a month after having been informed of the acceptance of the lwo parties, the Secretary-General shall take all. suitable steps for opening negotiations. "In order to

judge whether each of the parties the opening negotiations embers of the League ater

is acting in conformity with Re-

Regotitions regarding the, applica-fiom of the "fecomfendations Paragraphs 1 and 2 above, and in sny tate shall apore. within three Tionths of the opening of the nefotiatons, as regards ihe recom fiendation in Paragraph 2.

"These Teports.shall'be commsnileated by the Secretary-Genersl to the League.

"B", The committee may submit to. the Assembly all questions re-Luting to the interpretation of Seo-

'The Assembly, shall give its interpretation in the same conditions has in, which the present report adopted' in conformity with Article XV, Paragraph X, of the (Covenant of the League of Nations, Section 9

The settlement which is recommended differs from a, mere return to the status quo existing before September, 1931. "It also preludes the maintenance and recognition of the present regime in Manchuria,

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