Geneva, May 27.
The League Council today adopted two resolutions on the Far Bast, the first concerning assi i and the second regarding the Japanese air bombings of Chinese towns.
The Chinese delegate, Dr. Wellington Koo, accepted the two resolutions On condition that Chine's appeal to the League continues to appear on the agenda of the League Council.
The first resolution expresses the hope that the resolutions previously adopted by the Council and will continue to be carried out and invites members of the League to consult with the Far Eastern Advisory Committee as to the possibilities of extending practical individual assist-lance to. China.
The second invites League members io request their diplomatic representatives in China to send: to the Council immediately [all possible information regarding the. bombing by Japanese of civilian popuations in China. 2 Speaking before the Council, Dr.
adopted do not constitute any pro-Koo that the resolutions League members to examine in con-Sultation with the Far -Eastern Advisory Committee the possibilities of a practical application of the abovementioned measures." A Meanwhile, Council discussions on the Aaland Isles problem were expected to be adjourned for two or three weeks following Soviet Russia's request for such a postponement of parleys.
The Aaland problem, involving the Swedish-Finnish request for League approval of plans 40 remilitarize the strategic northern islands, has been studied by.the Rapporteur, M. Bourquin of Belgium.
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