'A Tokyo dispatch received here alleging that the Japanese Foreign Office declares there is a mis. understanding. between Japan and the Lengue of Nations over the ad ministration of the proposed neutral Zone about Chinchow, the provision capital of Manchuria, has apprehension in League of Nations circles although oficial confirmation lacking.
reported that Tokyo not only' Insists that the Chinese army with [draw from Manchuria behind the Great Wall of China but that the! civil administration. of Mars Ghang Hsueh-liang also withdraw. Phe demand would leave the Japan- be ese-controlled "Yuan Ohin-kai_ad-(3) ministration to constitute the Man. cherian_ civil" government under orders. from Mukden.
that the Tokyo Government would Teague of Nations circles doubt sist upon such an-extreme measure, which would be hardly acceptable to hina "and. the Council and which would be capable of deadlocking. the Present Council negotiations, The latest communication from the British observers, dated Mukden, November 80, was published by the secretariat of the Langue to-day. Tt says that the imminent departure of General Chang Ching-at from Harbin to Tsitsihar to assume the chairmanship of the Heilungkiang provincial government. is, indicated by the despatch to Tstsihar of '600 activity" is very. not [hundred Japanete officially deseribed at Mukden.
Administration of Tientsin Dec, 2. surprise upon the members of nese delegation in Paris, sprang Gouneil of the League of Nations this morning.
had been summoned to. attend the meet of the Council in order that' his jews might be heard on Necessary Action Asked For Nanking, Dec, The Japanese Minister, Mr, Shigets, called on Dr. Wellington Koo the Foreign Office at noon to-day rud hada discussion with him On the Manchurian. question.
the course of conversation Shigerttsu informed Dr. Koo that the" withdrawal "of the' Japanese frcopn into. the South' Manchuria Railway" sone had already" been the hope that ment would take the "necessary action" at Chinchow order to show China's-sincerity. Japanese Minister that China would reply Dr. Koo anaured
aoothing"agaiat te "renltion the \Counell at" che Lengo "of ations.
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