Athens, Nov. 5.
A military alliance is to be signed world peace by ensuring stability in between Turkey and Greece, East Asia and simultaneously to pro-|@mnounced in political circles here. mote the welfare of humanity through The treaty is to include the army and the firm ablishment of internation- navy of both countries and will al justice" and substantiate Japan's probably be for ten yi claim to being the stabilizing force treaty is expected to be in, East Asia, on the basis of Japan's about two months.—Trans-Ocean. special inseparable relationship with Manchoukuo." save Japan, ever concluded treaties "It must be noted that China, with Changchun to secure recogni-desiring the abolition of extra ter [tion of their extraterritorial traterrights ritoriality and having exhausted all by the Manchoukuo Government and means of accomplishing this aim, "consequently, fi he declared, "these remains practically in the same con-Powers are not entitled to extraterdition as twenty years ago.
More-she has|ritorial rights under international over, during recent years Jaw and usage.
To avoid causing a succumbed to the evil influence of sudden and drastic change in the Bolshevism and has rashly launched status of foreign nationals, Manchou-successive campaigns against Japan." kuo declared its intention to treat The new treat; in three parts them on the basis of equality with deals with basic matters on the Japanese subjects. abolition of extraterritorial rights and the transfer of administrative Foreigners residing in the S.MR. rights in the South Manchuria Rail-zone will be subject to taxation and way zone to the new State. all laws of Manchoukuo, but "as a Regarding the effect of the new|matter of fact, there will be little treaty on the status of foreigners in change in practice, while Manchoukuo, a spokesman of the|assessed on foreigner: will probabl Gaimusho said that no foreign Power, remain virtually stationary Domi
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