Changchun, May 17 At a five-day conference held here Jot Japanese consular representatives stationed in this country the Japanese "Early abolition of Japanese extra territorial rights in Manchuria, and '2—Surrender of the administrative Jouthorlty exercised at present by the South Manchuria Railway Ca. over the so-called railway zone to Man-
"These steps were considered necessary for an early consumption of [Japanese-Manchoukuo ce-operation in polities, industrial enterprises and Communteations in Manchuria.
"Representatives of Manchoukuo and the Japanese Embassy attended the On the question of abolishing extrality. some of the delegates proposed {that It he accomplished as soon as the Sudielal system in Manchoukuo is definitely formulated. Mr. M. Tani, JCounsellor of the Japanese Embassy. here, however, declared there was no need of waiting for judicial reform fo settle the question. Mr. Nagao. ichiet of the Bureau of Police of the 'Manchoukuo Department of Civil 'Affairs, and Mr. Puruda, chief of the JGenerai Affairs Bureau of the Department of Justice, were among others who expisined how Manchoukuo is busily' engaged in reforming its Judicial system in preparation for surrender of extrality—
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