Geneva, Apr. 18
comprising" the "representative The League Assembly Connnites io"Statesy dacuaned for two. hours this afternoon two draft resolutions Passes Needed for. Chapei The Headquarters of the Japanese Naval Landing Party announces All foreigners, including Japanese, who intend to visit the Chapel istrict on business, must carry formal certificate issued by the Headquarters of the Japanese Naval Landing Party or by the detached lotices of the Japanese Naval Landing Party at No, 1086 Hsing Bun Road, Chapei Tn'entering that district from Notth Szechuen Road, pass-holders Jare requested. to proceed through [vest Paoshing Road only but to Jcome out through Jukong Road in Jorder to avoid. traffic congestion, while those entering from the West-Jem Section of the Settlement, have to enter and leave Chapei through the Markham Road Bridge.
At. these entrances, they may! the League Commission on the dealing the Shanighai situation, of from sentries such passes enable prospective. visitors sprite "have Been "zonared not the ASconiiy fo wlinicaw ber goa To uaasti fang hal which: will permit Japa emphasised the third point in the proceed to the detached otices of the japanese Naval Landing. Party rent Shanghai ngreetont duitte where. formal factory to China, "As the condition ith the withdran of Tape provid for th, withdrawal of th trarpaee tke japanese, troops a political ones iment and added tae a°minet Goes ste visitors fu bins can ani "China will reject ats gist for Abb secede Mr.'Quo frankly admitted that the} Assembly when "toratal "eondisiens uss Coe portion "at wioble''on"tind at frail teen sovoea ie Shangeat Lain obstacle on which the 'The second de Bed Ketvesn the Stang'
China wants, he said, is a definite]
rapture" stilt rests. Whnt|yougne Sotwica'" pout oh wes Railway Line. and the section to the east of the, Hongkew (Switzerland) and was supported Creek. 4 dure when the Japanese troops wilh {he represeutatines of Soaper be withdrawn, into the Settlement.
Japanese Troops Leaving way, Czechoslovakia, "Colombia, No Round-Table Conference Spain, the Irish Free State and It was learned yesterday after-Switzerland, This resolution en-noon that another battalion of the Questioned. whether the modiied|bodied amendments for the purpose! ipanese naval landing party, th formula of Sir Miles Lampson, pro-lof strengthening the. terms of the th battalion, will leave Sharh Yyiding forthe withdrawal of the}settiement reached at Shanghai within the next few days for Japan. at a certain time Potiowing the discussion the two "The 7th battalion is at present quartered in the former' Woosung jormal, Mr.. Quo replied that. China resolutions. were referred to. the Road mission compound. Japanese sires that the spirit of the Geneva, drafting committee marder that residents of the neighbourhood are aatitactanly me atelo the different points of view express-Jed might be reconciled and brought, planning to give a farewell party Yegarded the fesuance of an me Jas far as possible, within the com-honour of these Biveackels pass of one general resolution, and it was subsequently announced that "About 1,000 reserves attached to the drafting committee had practi the 1dth Division of the Japanese! cally reached agreement on the text Atay tale fog home yeatrday morning from Shanghai' by the! ions in Shanghai of this resolution with the exception Kaisha' Maru'and-froma Maru, that only ques-Jot one point dealing with the duty from the O.S.K. wharf and. the Bertaining to cessation of has lot the Mixed Commission in connec Daren Kisen whar!.
jes" and the withdrawal of the lion "with the evacuation of the wi -h conditions as. the hold-megs troops "have been dealt Japanese troops.
Tt was suggested that the Shang-In the course of a telegram to Ing of a round-table conference, he fnai, Mixed Commission should rethe Central Government, the said, China refuses to discuss.
'With the arrival' of Mr. Quo port to' the committee of 19 wen tional Salvation Association hormial conditions which would allow mands the dismissal and punish-'Taicehi yesterday, the hope of an the withdrawal of the" Japanese early resumption of the ment of Marshal Chang Hsueh-liang troops had been restored and that for his failure to resist the Japanese ference has been revive if evacuation did not take place the invasion of Manchuria.
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