Washington, Jan. 29, Blame for Shanhaikuan Incident Based on Disregard Treaties lankitg, Jan, 24.
The Secretariat of the League of. Nations issued a communication today tecarding the "progress "of anier in Manchuria," which they had Yeceved from the Japanese deter The commu ation deals first with operations after the beginning of December which cleaved the re. ion between the South Manchurian ud Mukden-Antung lines. The communication states that the last vestiges of disorders are now being Secondly, the communication asserts, among other things, that in North Manchuria traffic on' the eas fern tine of the Chinese Eastern alway, which had frequently been the prewnce of bandits and rebels, interrupted in the pact" owing to was restored on January 12—Reo:
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