Geneva, Sept. 2
Ofcials of the League tions this afternoon admitted that Japan has dealt a severe blow, by fusing to consent to intervention by the Council or any third party the Sino-Japanese crisis in Manchuria, Japan not only declines to admit of the necessity for Leag Intervention in Manchuria but Tokyo Government refuses to, consent to the despatch of an inter-Rational Commission of Inquiry to bassador Yoshizawa's note stated that the Japanese Loree Bert darn fom Manchuria te the fullest extent compatible with the safety of Japanese nationals the land withthe necessity for proteefon of the South Manchuria Rail "The Japanese Government not fied the Council of the. Langue of Nations through Ambassador Yoshisawa that in Manchuria it intends to withdraw is troops into the railway zone in proportion the- situation improves. Ambassador Yoshizawa expressed confidence that the Council will impose
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