Tokyo, Nov.
We have not sent delegates to Geneva to argue, but to lead the League of Nations to a trae understanding of the complica: tions of the Far Eastern situa: tion." declared the Fo Minister, Count Uchida, In'a statement to the press in con: nection with the publication of the Japanese observations, The Minister for War, Gen-Araki, in an informal' state-the same subject, "The observations fare not intended to refute the Report, but to supplement its deficiencies and remove the mis: understandings of the Leagve Commission." He added that the Manchurian "problem was now settled xo far us Japan and Manchukuo were concerned and for this reason, he concluded, Japan was determined to pursue her settled policy no" matter what happened—Reuter.
Ses piness to the Chinese people, but allowing ether nations to share in the, resultant benefits,
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