Aug. 15.
Consigerable consternation was caused "to-day in League of Ni tions' civeles by the Japanese note. The appointment is, according to the note, motivated for the necesty of creating an institution which will put Japanese organi churia under the leadership of single official. The fact that the Japanese Government decided on this move before the Inquiry Commission of the League of Nations has submitted its report made a painful impression here, it generally, felt that the mew deve-Topment will tend to further: com-Plicate the Sino-Japanese con!—Trans-Ocean Kuo Min.
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