London, Apr, "13.
In the House' of Commons to-day, the Parliamentary Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs, Captain Bden, replying to a question regarding: the alleged obstacles of the recently set jup Manchurian administration to the Jentry of the League Commission of Inquiry andvits assessor, stated he fas unaware there were -any_ such Jobstacles except that, according to press reports there was "some objection on the part of the Manfehurian authorities to Dr. Welling: {ton Koo visiting Manchuria with the Commission.
Captain Eden went on to say that the chairman of the Commission, ard "Lytton, has alrendy publicly Jannounced his attitude on the mat~ ter, namely, that, the "Commission would go to' Manchuria with Dr. Koo jor not at all. If the difficulty were not disposed of locally, he suid, then it would be for the League Council to take appropriate action—Wireless through Reuter.
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