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indeed oMelaily, though obscurely, hi pointed out, ha recognized the illegal organization standpoint member of the in northeast China. From a Chinese
League, China considered such action of inconsistent with the Covenant, and a proper matter for the League to review and to discipline.
The Pacific was becoming the world's storm centre, and unhappily there was no doubt at all that the continued military occupation "our northeastern provinces had already constituted the most urgent] anger to the world to-day—another Great War, for the danger war in the Far East was closely and. inthe" prospects China warmly welcomed the prospects of Russia's immediate entry, the Disarmament a happy augury of her influence, and she" had contributed a most clear and acute éefinition of an aggressor.
In conclusion, Mr. Quo Tai-chi asserted that: "Russia and China have a common interest in the preservation of peace in the Far East and on the Pacific, and we are glad] that from now on our joint efforts for peace can be collaborated in the framework of the League."—Reute:
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