CHINA’S POSITION.
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AUSTRALIAN AND N.Z. CAULK ASSOCIATION EUHITING IN CHINA. (Received tliis (liiy :il 8 il.lll.) PEKIN, Sep. .'in. Military movements nro becoming more <!»•< isivc. Several bridges on the Shanghai .Alingpo railway were destroyed to prevent the movements of Kian.g•sti forces. There have I icon sporadir encounters between Chekiang and Kiangsu troops. Modern onus were used and heavy easnlties are reported on both sides. Many Chekiang wounded were taken to .Shanghai International Settlement Hospital. Fierce drives by both belligerents along the fronts were reported last night.
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[Reuters Telegrams.] (Received lids dav at Id noon). CKNKVA. Sept. ?«(). Tltc difficulty raised liv tlie Japanese was overcome, when the Committee of .Jurists redrafted the disputed article am! the Japanese withdrew the amendment. The Japanese objections "ere overcome by reinforcing Article 11 "I the Covenant, namely, that the Council I a empowered to intervene, with a vjew to a I’acilie settlement ol the dispute. British, Kreueh and Italian Jurists agreed to the wording of the Article in the Protocol. whereon Baron ,Adatehi raised the dillictdt.v. Ihe terms are not yet known. After the Jaoanese diflieully was overcome, the disarmament, sub-committee met to complete the Protocol. Prior thereto, the Dominion delegates were consulted, and it is understood they are satisfied with the wording of the protest formula, as eliminating any apprehensions that they may have entertained, while satisfying the Japanese. CKXKVA, .‘-■'opt. no.
;U the Council meeting. "hercat the 1M«;snl Commit tec was appointed herd I’ai-moor sahl fresli info: illation showed the frontier situation was precarious, ill- emphasised that, there must he no (listurhauco Ifu nave a solemn under* taking on helmlf of the British (loveinnieiit in this (onneetion. J-'ethi JJey "an- a similar assurance. It "'as announced that hath parties share the lost of the investigation of the .spec ial committee.
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Hokitika Guardian, 1 October 1924, Page 3
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