in Manchuria Nanking, Apr. interview with Reuter's correspondent here "to-day,—the Spokesman of the. League. Commine son stated that the members of the Commmianion wil hotd " final confer: ence with the nese Government fenders thin afternoon at four focloek. at the oficial residence of thee unite Raina with Saal personnel, participating.
He also said that the. Commissioh expected to. reach, Hankow on Mon: day morning and hoped. to Teave Sha port on Tuesday night 'A number of interesting quedtions "Were asked" and answeretl when the League Commission gave an interview to representatives, of the Press this morning, Questioned as to whether the situation in Manchuria has grown worse or better since September 18, Lord Lytton replied that in certain faspeets" the Manchurian question had grown worse, especially as the Shanichai problem now of it.
The subject of the ant boycott was then introduced and the Chinese claim put forward that the boycott was entirely de to Japan-exe aggression, Tu this connection, Lord Lytton said. that the Commis: slamers were closely investigating figamatier and, Were studying, the story, of the movement... sashed if the Commissioners would call upon members, Manchokuo government, Lord Lytton replied that they " would. vestigate the situation after their arrival in Manchuria and would act fu accordance with their findings om Router.. ner
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