Japanese spokesmen, however, while admitting that they were con-Sulted by M. Hymans state that owing to a misunderstanding they. were unaware of the terms of Clause XI of the resolution.
Nevertheless, the attitude of the the smaller Powers is noticeably: stiffening with the passage of time and there is some feeling that what fever accommodation may be madi regarding the vital clause, the dis-put ants must be bound to accept the neutral decision, I unanimous agreement is not forthcoming promptly there is talk of summoning of the earliest motment a full meeting of the Assembly (which in any case is due to meet on May 1) in order to take action tunder Clauses 4 and 10 of Article 15 of the League Covenant.
The Chinese delegates have re-Jquested MIN, Hymans to hasten the and cut telegraph and telephone hus pardiyaing sommonicas between, the Manehokuo speed.
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