With the approach of the extraordinary session of the League A' sembly the League Secretariat, and the delegations are very active.
"As regards procedure, the mom:
1's sitting will be devoted to the lection of a President, probably Df. Hymans_ (Belgium).
"The Chinese and Japanese de gates will present their cases in the afternoon.
"At the conclusion of the general eobate the Assembly will appoint 'a committee after which the Assembly will decide on the Zorm of resolution. "The proceedings are Jexpected to last ten days,—Reuter.
Japan Will Have to Raise New Loan Washington, Feb, 27.
Mr, Hallock Butts, U.S. commer~ cial attache at Tokyo, reported day that the Japanese, Government will have to float a domestic loan order to provide additional finan: ations in ChinaUnited Press, cing for ite present. military' oper
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