Changchun, Aug. 12.
All Manchoukuo government agen cles will ce-operate in aiding the investigators being sent here this au= tumn by the Federation of British Industries, a Foreign Affairs Department spokesman declared to-day.
Mr. A. H. F. Edwardes, former oMciating Inspector-General of the Chinese Maritime Customs and now adviser to the. Foreign Affairs De-artment of Manchoukuo, who is now in London, will accompany the mission, it was announced.
'Local' officials attach particular interest to the coming of the mission in that It will be the first, group of qualified investigators to visit the country since the League Commis sion of Inquiry under Lord Lytton came here in 1092—Rengo, One member of the train crew was
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