Nanking, Oct. 1, Regarding measures so fax taken by the League of Nations to check {the action of the Japanese troops in Manchuria, a high' official of" the Government said "When peace was disturbed 12 days ago by Japanese troops in Manchuria, there was little expeetation on the part of the Japanese {military "conimanders. that they. {would be foreed to "admit detent publicly before the Council of the League of Nations within a. few after launching the long pre~ meditated action, 'The Japanese Government was promptly asked by the Council of the League of Nations to take steps for the immediate withdrawal of their troops, 'Three days later, the American' Department of State resented a similar demand, Daring last week, the Tokyo For-ign Oflce was reiterating dally that third: party" need "discuss the local clash? in' Manchuria, and yet jit had to submit day after. day official statements on' the progress the evacuation, each time in more detailed "fashion, in. declarations Placed before the Council of. the League of Nations and commuricat= 4 to the U.S. Department of State Washington, One daya declaration stated that, evacuation had-already begun; the-next it was further extended;, fol= lowing that only small detachments remained ina few places outside the Railway Zone;. then that, out tide the railway zone, only at Kirin, Mukden, "Chengehiatan and Hsin nintun there Were a. few isolated Units; and then again that withe drawal from these four remaining places will be completed as soon as the Japanese fore ing persuaded the League Upper ft: Scene of destraction of official ho Japanese dag ames. Thi Right was unnecessary to despatch the fat place seized. Lower left: daphne Lower tight all of the Great ea pierced by Japanese abells after the bombardment, troops entering Mukuen Walled to Manchuria to check the progress neutral commission of observers
Earlier reports of the Sehokou fon of the "Manchester Guardian," the dead body of at least one discussions with military attaches at of evacuation, But, instead of local nraasaeres declared that 30 Kofeans expressed in its editorial columns had been slain by Wednesday The newspaper asserts that Chinese, It is understood that at least have now been forced to render Mukden, Japanese representatives morning. The Japanese troops two other trains were similarly publicly accounts of the peace and wers sent to the danger zone by Japan is taking active steps to no conclusive evidence tha attacked, but assault on train scope of withdrawal to the Ministers order of Lieutenant General. Hon-fulfil her undertaking to withdraw No, 108 seems to have been of Foreign Affairs and delegates of Jo, the commander of the Kwa her troops within the South Man-definitely proved, 14 States silting at the table of the tung Garrison. churia Railway zone—Reuter.
A spokesman of the Japanese League of Nations Council, Another Mukden dispatch re-Legation, in an interview™ with Actial Attack Denied ports @ minor clash between Japan-Ketters correspondent. this after-and Chinese soldiers at Cheng-Tokyo, Sept. 30. noon, gave the Japanese version Council adjourned until Wednesday, chia chun. After a skirmish which far. He said that the Japan-An official denial was issued to-lasted for an hour the Japanese Jay of accusations made before the nda amla one ay lazan 30, nae Dearing from Mr. that, Chic Ge ea ea hee fie Test of hehe Siatigtisn Brogzess was effected yet ili wae Garrison is said to have repulsed League of Nations Council by the Fault og thre invention Prodten ceted wat 100 Chinese soldiers,—United Press.
Chinese representatives. that a jepanese aeroplane on September fying fom Simin, parallel to ring ym Sinmintun parallel to on.
U.S. Informed of Gradual Troop pa" attacked a passengers train north of Shangholeangtze (Afteen shows that already yesterday, the Withdrawal the Peking-Mukden railway.
Kilometres southwest of Sinmins Council summarized the progress of Washington, Sept. 30.
Following enquiries, ordered to be tun), when about 30 bandits hidden events and the progress attained in nade by the General Sta, the com At the Department of State anal Bde rena on Degree anne mander' of. the. Kwantung army, to-day Colonel Henry L, Stimson, cemiocmng, imaane 2nd fe eras, adharaed woul the Secretary of State, announced General Honjo, reports that on the fdas peerage: ce mone Oc, 26 informing the Tapas see that he has been officially advised moming of September 24 Japanese Slat Een Sed ate "Mumes ewemaie Unt posted by the that slowly the Japanese are with-aeroplane was reconnoitring' in the iroana fo ce Qeck egeagae tee completion of troop th drawing their troops from Chinese fairection of Hsinmintan on' the The pilot did not know that he had the status quo.
Meanwhile, the done any damage to the train—President of the Council was em-territory into the zone of the South Peking-Mukden railway" when 'Manchuria Railway. party of Chinese solders 500 metres Col. Stimson expressed+ orth of the railway opened fire cing epic hae eeenaee eC on rates tote Dawn to fu del lief" that the "situation in spon' the aeroplane which replied Manchuria precipitated by the with a machine gun." At_the at the request of either party at Taiyo, Oc, 2 Sino-Japanese crisis haa improved, for the incident a train was running any time. Should, however, both.
Since Col. 'Stimeon's note of last Srestward. but pavael tothe. line eat bp ste at 2 Futies be satisfied' and notify the week urging China and Japan to or fre and the aviator was careful ole cteadatte Masse League to this effect, the meeting exert their utmost for the preset to avoid hitting it- No bombs were ede anam me, fixed for Oct, 14 may be counter= sanded. vation of the peace of the Far East dropped, adds the report iti at pai es, the "United "States has taken War Office to-day, the northern According to reports reaching the faction with regard to. the Sino-tae cite Phy ty M's core paso addition, it was agreed that tat Japunese crisis in Manchuria othe?
Space Seca a compel ok ewe ater noe suburte of Mukden are being. in-than to endorse the attitude adopt different factions in. the Upper Secretariat of the League of fested with remnants of defeated by the Council of the League of Chinese soldier, "thos endangering feces fen an nan Nations in Geneve, the Japanese residents Ju the rail went el of 'The Washington Government has way zone contiguous to such is-'Was It War-Like Act! the Council's deliberations. Met "invoked the Kellogg: Briand states Pact or the Nine Power' Treaty although these instruments have Peking, Oct. 1. been studied carefully by" State in Chinese Gros here over Soporte, France, Germany, Great Britain, couiderotie tadignation from "the. inher "word special reper The official denial of the Japan-Department experts along with the exe authorities of "the" Chinese <Catnene asas ore over reports) Tiasd, tio, Norway, Toland: treaties in force between "China Secoation that a dapaneco aero by Japanese delegates to the. Epaln, and anger heey id ne: and Japan. "During the past ten bu the Peking-Mukden Railway on lane attacked a passenger train Leave of Nations that the occupa-|tre"Councll 0 ton ePatcbin for the nere, meting and cireaiated ye 24 is. ays there his beet no attempt in Washington to conces! the fact Siplember 24, has caunedinenae hgo act that America has been gravely indignation in' Chinese. cides, Surprise ahong neutrals. and cee incaing ofo are ae nat it withdrawal i be some concerned over the turn of events may among "those friendly to Manchuria, Tapan who had hoped that the Notes from both China and Tlitary authorities would admit sembled at the Arsenal here, the|by Oct. 14, China Japan have been delivered to the the outrage and punish the airman American Government "and. the Japanese Ambassador and the "ofers ig not least doubt that the fication of private personal pro-|duiry or the establishment of a erty formal committee on the spot, to Chinese Charge WAffelres, have attack actually occurred.. Apart Manchurian leaders. including Gen-supervise the last stages of with~ een active keeping American from the hundreds of Chines wit-Reeses eho were travelling im the gals Chang Teo-hsiang and Tang drawal—Kuo Min.
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The Japanese representative on. American Conference folds the position of "manager blundered by. Hot sending a com at the League of Nations the Peking-Mukden Railway. Mr-the League of Nations Council, Washington, Oct. 1. says a message from Geneva, has. 'Thomson actually saw the aero-'The interest taken by' the State addressed a Note to Sir' mission to Manchuria is the opin-plane which made the attack and Department in the Sino-Japanese Drummond, secretary-general of
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