Mukden, Apr. 12.
Indiewtion that the mew Manchu-Kuo Government will stand firm in refusing permission for Dr. Welling: ton Koo to enter its borders with the of Natior 7,08 Banchukeo officials. that jesty Government, he destys Government, be adeer: tion to the question of support for any claims for compensa tion. yepresentataions at Shanghai. Captain Eden said he did not think this was necessary at pres The League of Nations caninities notation London, Apr. 12. "Government spokesman said the} that Dr. Koo was to Join ithe direct condemnation of Japan, Joe 19. will no longer easily ved] the commission should have been given, sat the very Latest, when the says the "Manchester Guardian" today in a lending article dealing wi the breakdown of the Sino-Japanese negotiations in Shanghai, The journal blames Japan for the breakdown on the ground that its "tactics. were neither compatible with the League Assembly's resolihom' nor with a reasonable arrangement for a truce."—Reuter.
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