League Sub-Committee to Study Resolution Geneva, Oct. 1.
'A resolution demanding' "recognttion of Japan's aggression" was submitted by Dr. Wellington Koo, chief. Chinese delegate, at the meeting today of the League Advisory Committee of 23, The resolution, which declares, among other things, that Jepan has "invaded China, bombarded ports and cities from sea and air, rejected overtures for a peaceful settlement, and disregarded the Washington Treaty and the Paris Pact," was subsequently referred to the Sub-Com-[mittee of Thirteen formed to ex-famine problems arising from the Sino-Japanese coniilet.
This new committee, before sett ling down to consideration of the resolution, decided to ask the Sec Telariat to furnish such statements were available from Japanese Sources in order tint its report should not be based on one-sided information, "The members of the new body injelude China, Britain, France, Hol and, Russia' and the United States. The United States, according to the chairman, Is taking part in the work fof the sub-committee on the same condition og she is taking part in the Advisory Committee's deliberations.
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