Tokyo, Aug. 20.
A formula for 4 fundamental treaty' between Japan and Mancht has been prepared by the For-ign Minister, Count ¥. Uchida, and he Cabinet Council for includes the following, loamed to-day' (1)—Man choukuo recognises rights and interents of the Japanese Government; (2)—Domestie vand foreign. peace anu gre, f-afancyy wile inintained Jointly by Japan ani Banchukuo; and _(3)—-tu ther country is invaded by a third country, both wil etn aliance—
Manchukuo, and the Postal Union Sinking, Aug. 22.
Failing to receive any replies to applications for participation in the international postal, telegraph and wireless conventions, the Manchukuo Government under date of August 19 again forwarded official telegrams to M. Motto, Foreign Mini ter of Switzerland, M. Hymans, Foreign Minister of Belgium, and Col, Stimson, U.S, Seeretaty of State for ticipation in these It is learned from reliable source that the text of the final report now being drafted by the League of Nations Commission of Inquiry is a voluminous one, some three hundred ages, with an' appendix. The text will be. consist of the" following seven article Preface (Description on the activitier of the Commission).
2. Historical relations between Japan and China with regard to the Manchurian incident.
Proceeding Course of the Manchurian incident, 4." Present condition in Manchuria Present condition in China, Sino-Japanese relations from the view point of the Commission.
Conclusion.
The members of the Commission are very busy in drafting porta of the ith, 6th, and '6th Articles, but they have not: yet touched the' cone elusion of the report. It is said Lord Lytton and other members of the Commission found dimieulty in drafting the conclusion as" to whether they recognise Manchuria fas a part, of the Chinese territory, Return Trip to Europe 5
Tientsin, Aug. 22, Because of the railway blockade in the Harbin area due' to, floods, Lord Lytton and other members of the' League "of 'Nations Inquiry Commission have decided to leave Peking on September 20 for Shang hai, from whence they plan to leave for' Europe... They had previously hoped to" return" to" Geneva" via Siberia, It is. understood that Dr.
Wellington, Koo, now Minister to France: and Chitose delegate to the League of Nations General Asseme bly," will accompany" the League patty to Geneva—United Press.
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