After raving been in session for almost four weeks, the Council of the 'League of Nations ended deliberations en the " Mauch fauestion ata public meeting here this' afternoon, when its resolution Was unanimously. accepted, Mr. Yoshizawa expreted ne and sincere "appreciation fet the Japanese Government for forts displayed. by the Count in dealing with the Manchurian ques jon. "After declaring the. there Were special circumstances making The question iticul, namely, tance and. the diversity of interests engaged, Mr. Yoshizawa announced the acceptance of the League. reso: lution by his: Government.
The chief Japanese delegate said thatthe Gounell had dealt with the jauestion In a spirit of conciliation, goodwill and patience, Thank the tact manifested, drafts of a re-elution had been drawn up. which offered the best means, of &.aettleiment. His Goverment. had structed him to. accope. the essd ion on "the understanding that Paragraph It would not prevent the anoas. military authorities from taking action in: defence of the lives land "property of Japanese national against bandits and other" Iawk isoments. in Manchuria,
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