Reuter today, was' not disposed to comment on Japan's recognition of Manchukuo. "He" express opinion, however, that Fapan vas the position' of a man who, ug: ravished a lady, has to ead Theforeing to the: Litton R ring to the. Lytton Report, the Chinese Minister said that was speaking without knowledge of its contents, but voierd the belief that it would establish generally Known facts and stamp Japan as the aggressor.
"A policy of further marking. tinie on the part of the interested Powers at Geneva," said Mr. Tai-chi, "would only ager situation: firmness and positive action are nece The Chinese Minister emphasised the intimate connection between the Manchurian situation and the Disarmament Conference, saying: "If there is no security, how could there be disarmament?"—Reuter.
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