The Archive · 1934

Nanking's Attitude

Nanking, May 23.

Interviewed with regard to the recognition of Manchoukuo by El [Selvador, a spokesman of the Ministry fof Foreign Affairs said to-day that he {id not think that it would have any [material effect on the non-recogni-ton resolution "of the League of Nations, but the action must be Jcharacterized os most irregular and irresponsible on the part of El Salvador.

El Salvador is a member of the League of Nations, the spokesman Jaded. It is her duty to abide by the League resolution of February 24, 1933," which provides for non-Fecognition of Manchoukuo by' the Jeations of the world. By virtue of yer rash disregard of her interternational commitment, El Salvador not only has broken her international

[violated the Covenant of the League. faith has at the same time "The Chinese Government has already [drawn the attention of the League authority to the above fact and it is Jexpected that the League will deal [with the offending state in a suitable jand effective manner—Kuo. Min.

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