Washington, Mar, 11, Expressing gratification at the resolution adopted by the League of Nations, the Secretary of State, Col, Henry L. Stimson, said that the' action taken by the Assembly expressed the purpose for" peace which was to. be found' in' the Kelloge Pact and the League Covenant,—a purpose in which all nations can speak with the same Tokyo, Mar. 11, The Government touday cabled instructions to Ar. Mamora Shiges mila Japanese thin, round-table conference at "Shang postpone convening. the propered fat unt) Chinese intentions the negotiations have been lasted.
'Although reiterating' that. Japen does not propose to lay dawn. any Political conditions to the. opening:
negotiations for' an armistice, "Government, after due. con"
ithdraveal. The Government standa ese insistence. upon." complete cided not to sell to
upon ihe following conditions That' Chinese troops be pros hibited from entering the. atens evacuated by the Japanese forces, That a certain period time be fixed in "which to ebterve the movements and actions of Chis rib) That the prob spe, coren fom wich Janae problem of pollen
Unitea Pres. forces are withdrawn be settletde==
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