Tokyo, Apr. 12.
It is stated today that Japan is] unable to ak the Manchulcuo gov-Jermment to reverse ita decision re-' fusing entry to Dr. Wellington Koo as assessor to the League of Nations. Commission of Inquiry. But as} Sapan hax temporarily undertaken'
sce that peace and order in [China Charged' With Fomenting Trouble in Manchuria Geneva, Apr. 11.
The "United Press to-day exclu: ively obtained a copy of an unablished statement which hes been delivered to. the League of Nations Council by the Japanese delegation, outlining the general Sino-Japanese situation from the Japanese view. point, and embodying charges thet China continues to foment, disorders "Manchuria and. anti-Japanese agitation in China proper, The statement declared that Japan still fears further disorders in Man-chr
went on, "the Japanese forces In "For the present," the statement" Manchuria continue to be. indispe able." The statement plainly, said that, Japanese troops would, "continue to provide amicable colluboration with the new Government. (Dresumably Manchukuo) neces:
ry. for the re-establishment jand maintenance of order and pence."
The statement was considered important as affording the "most fcamprebensive declaration thus far reveated at Geneva concerning {Japan's vse of force in Manchuria "United Press Apr, 12, In a Note sent to the Secretariat of the League of Nitions to-day Japan states thatthe polley laid down: inthe. League Council's resolutions, of September $0 and February 80 was. in prefect ogre ment with the policy the Japan Government proposal to follow in Manchuria, The Note refers.to the events since September 18 snd points, "out that Manchuria has always been dstinet from China proper, historic: ally, "economically and" politically. The' change in Government in Man-
With Dr, W. W. Xen, the chief Chinese delogaie in Geneva, having boon instructed by Nanking to apfposl to the League of Nations for examination of the Shanghai situation, there is no prospect of an! Fmnediate resumption of the Sino-Japanese peace parley in Shanghaly which was suspended on Monday. on 'Account of the deadlock on the time Timit, issue. time limit, which at present dead-Donting with the ausition of the Tocks the ' peace negotiations, thi Chinese officials stated that, the' posed statement of the Japanese expressing the latter's hope for, the) complete withdrawal into the Settlenent within specified period wh: Yoeul "conditions warrant such action, is too vague, more, the Chinese the Fapancse, in agreeing: proposed "statement, demand—the Zonvening of a round-table conforunce to discuss politienl problems immediately after the truce conference. This demand is _unacceptablo'to China. as it is contrary not only to the original draft agreement Between the Chinese and Japanese, put tige contrary to the League's resolution of March 4, so China decided to Instruct, Dr.' W. W. Yen, hie delegate at Geneva, to inform the League of the fact that the' Shanghai negotiations have not, -reulised the terms of "the Longue's resolution, Pending yeruit being obtained by the League OF its consideration of the Shanghai rubles, it. is unlikely that the inten!" Government will give Instructions to its Shanghai delegation in regard to a date when the Peace negotiations will be resumed, tated the Chinese officials yesterday.
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