'The League Secretariat cireala Snded in by' De, Wellngton" Koo, to-day a lengthy document the Chinese" delegate. The docu: ment contains further observations fu Mz. Matsvoka's statements the Gouneil and the, Japanese Observations on the Lytton Hepor*.
The Chinese memorandum. declares that nothing in the Japanese observations and" the "statements nade to the Council justifies the modification of either the most im= portant facts in the Manchusian Htuation ascertained by the Lyiton Comminsion, of the conclusions har drawn from them it has been established beyond a doubt that the incident of Septem: ber 18, 1981 war precipitated Japanese military "authorities im aggression and. expansion" on the eradonal ley the "Asiatic mainland. shall each possess a strong reliable press censorship, wholesale arrests, Central "Government, the' Chinese Feekless bombardment observations emphasise the villages that China has always scrupulously and ruthless Killing te Pal obligations.
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Matsuoka Asks for Patience Geneva, Dec, 4. early" solution, requires a. rellable nan Inerents of an Central Government, for it has been Mz. Yosuke Matsuoka Japanese the painful experience of the League delegate, and Dr, W. W. en, of the hinese delegation, to-da; learn that the solemn engagements Nations and, of the Powers, to Jeast giving the cases of thei spective governments, undertaken by" Japan. under the Both spoke Covenant, under the Pact, and unin English and their speeches were der the 'Nine Power Treaty, have picked up in America as well as all over Europe. peep broken, In the course of his statement, very, pledge given by Japanese Mr. Matsuoka declared: do not representatives-—whether as regards want Manchuria, We want' from Nikon Dempo Phot
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