Lin Sen (centre), the President, and returned to Nanking oh November 30 by the Ti Losnaygs which "has bees tsin-VPukow railway the' temporary became capital again, the Pact of Paris in any part of the World diminishes the" value. and efficacy of those principles every-wher the object being to mislead public and League of Nations circles, Continuing, the Chinese obser ud itself In th the Commission of The. Chinese Government has of ions say that continued extension Inquiry and remains "equally con officially denied these allegations itary operations in the most vineed that any solution of the hrough Mr. T. V, Soong and Dr. Lo remote parts of Manchuria, not Sino-Japanese question "should eon-withstanding repeated pledge to the form to the provisions of the Coven.
hereby solemnly announce,"
League not to aggravate the situa-ant. of the ie, the Pact Jecutinues the Generalissimo, "that ion, has been carried on in execu. have never supported the proposal ion' of Paris and the Nine-Bower Treaty." long prepared attack and for, vet, eqotiations ani ion of the whole of Man-Referring to conditions in China and Japan and the Japanese contin-confident that the League will uphold policy, the observations say. ie Covenant and the dignity of all tent destruction of Chinese hey is the under-lying cause ire and will just administrative authority, the organi: of Japan's internal financial and Reater. sation of the "independence move-social unrest to-day. Japan is now ment." the ereati of Manchukuo the grip of vmillitary chiefs, and the recognition aire different stages futes'the charges of anti-foreign 'The 'Chinese communication remeet sentiment in China and cites rhe Chinese, delegation to the|strations and. the presentation of foreign. passages. from Japanese Teague of Nations sent in a com-[petitions by deputations are' ail|schoal text books. The responsi munication to the League "Secretarian to-day protesting against the manipulated by the Japanese for the purpose of and not on Chiao, and if the ity'for: the bopeote rests'enJopun action of the latter in circulating ith a semblance of spontaneity.
mehakuo telegrams, which had Japan's underlying idea has beea of base fr which dalat been handed to them' for publica-Fesponaible, would. disappear then to confront the world with n tale tion Wy the Japanese elevation. the" movement itself Would disap, Jaccompli signifying the completion The Chinese protest ig made in cee! of another phase in Japan view of the fact that Manchukuo 4 Manchuria has always been dliploe of domination and conquest in the Ret a recognised states.—Reute Far East, matically rwcogmised ai an integral The interests Huge Losses "War" in Chapel of China, as the|a special position in in have of China and aot cain to ancha of the" three mere cloak on her traditional pace
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