Geneva, Sept. 28.
No change is reflected here this morning in connection. with the Manchurian situation. 'The session of the Assembly cumes. to an and tomorrow, and. the 'Council. present. scheduled "to conclude. its Sittings this evening. Under nomi? circumstances there' will follow {interval of six months before. the tations reassemble at Geneva, The treatment of the SinoJapanese question bythe League Council Seems to be at a deadlock. Japan's Assurances of good faith incon nection with het intention to. with-Graw all. troops as. quickly. possible from occupied territory have been accepted bythe Councit It is exceedingly doubtful, however, whether the "Council. will meceed Tonday' in arriving. at the decision siisfactory 2 China, The Chinese delegate is profoundly. stsappoint-Jed at torns which affaite have taken.
possible that the Council wil prolong its session in order "to Fonside other the" Manchoran situation, although up to the present] it is officially stated that the session twill be concluded. this evening.
Sapanese Decision Tokyo, Sept. 28,
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