Undeterred by the Assembly's re-fatal of his offer of a seal and title (which savoured of a claim to Chi-hose sovereignty) Gen. Huang pubished a proclamation which was panegyric of the late Dalai Lama and lun invitation to the Tibetan peo} to join the family of the nations and rely. on the Chinese Government "to ensure the comfort and happiness 0 all for ever."
It is recalled that the British Gov-genment, welch had undertaken not to annex Tibetan territory, years ago Urged the Chinese Republic' to come to an agreement on the Tibetan que: jon, but the draft convention follow ing the tripartite negotiations in 1913 Was initialed and then repudiated As "The Times" remarks, "the Chinese envoy's attempt now' to in: duce the Tibetans to. play happy] families invited rebuff but it would be regrettable if hhis failure in tact revived: border warfare."
Observers here believe that the return of the Panchan Lama to Tibet vital to a solution of the Tibetan difficulties and to the happy relations with China.
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