Nanking, Dee, 6.
'The Chineve Government to-day] {telegraphed Dr. Alfred Sze request ting' him to make the following re-jong in connection. the Council's resolut With reference. to the "rail way. zone' within which Japan has pledged herself to withdraw her troops, the Chinese Government has
part of Japan to station troops in tat Fedogpised that any' claim on the the so-called railway zone has been Justified by any treaty or agreement. The Chinese Government also reserves the right to ask for the of clearly understood that this undertaking includes the obligation on the art of Japan not to make or support any attempt to bring about complications of a ical character, affecting China's territorial and administrative sovereignty. This includes the so-called independence movements in Manchuria and the utilising of disorderly elements for such purposes. hinese Government part- Al fcalarly denies the right of Japan to exercise on Chinese territory the police functions of the Chinese au-
The Bandit Question
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