Mukden, May 22, Lord Lytton and five other mem-bors of the League of Nations In-gulfy" Commission were back in Mulden today after "having left Harbin yesterday morning' and choukuo authorities are threatening, rest Dr. Wellington Koo, ese. assessor with the Commis: sion. The Manchukuo authorities allege that he had been carrying on Political activities—Reuter, Changchun, May 18.
'A request by the League of Ni tions Inquiry Commission for interview. with General Ma Chan-shan, former Governor of Heilungkiang province, has been refused by Mr. Sich Chai-shih, Minister for Foreign fairs, it was learned to-
'The Manchukuo Government, wai represented to-day as dissatisfi with the Commission's at leertain particulars, especially feonnection with a' mysterious interview at a Harbin hotel with some person. reported to be a representa~ tive of "an undesirable quarter."—United Press.
Posthumous Honours for Army Men Tokyo, May 18.
Posthumous decorations have been conferred upon 72 Japanese army men slain in the recent. fighting in China. Imperial sanction having Foeen granted upon. the request the War Office, which desired to Tecognise conspicuous gallantry United Press.
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