Official Standing Geneva, June 14.
Drastic and immediate action to thwart an expected move Part of Manchoukuo to obi ial standing in the family of nations, was urged to-day in a circular etter sent to all League members and to the United States, 'The letter indicated that Manchoukuo intended, by some means, to gain permission to adhere to various peace pacts, especially the Kellogg Poet, 'The League, therefore, called upon all members to enforce' its decision of February 24 against recognition of Manchoukuo, by every mean their power.
Governments are urged not to rec~ ognise Manchoukuo stamps and. it is hinted that, when letters bearing them are received in other countries, the full postage, plus the penalty, should be collected from the reeilents, Official quotations for Manchoukuo currencies should be prohibited in all countries, the letter suggests, although the action need not neces sarily extend to a prohibition actual transactions in those eurrenis sports issued by Manchoukuo should not be recognised, the letter says, It suggests the issuances of special passes for travel and recomfmends that these should be issued by both Manchoukuo and the Gov-jemments of nationals who desire to travel there.
The letter also deals with the question of imports and exports of opium under such international regulations as have already been adopted.—United Press,
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