TEL LEAGUE TO JAPAN.
“No invasion of territorial integrity and no change in the political independence of any member of the League brought about in disregard of Article 10 of the Covehant. ought to be recognised as valid and effectual by members of the League of Nations. Japan lias an incalculable responsibility before the public opinion of tht world to be just and restrained in her relations with Ch ; na. She has already acknowledged this responsibility in most solemn terms by becoming one of the signatories to the Nine-Power Treaty of 1922, whereby the contracting Powers expressly agreed to respect the sovereignty, the independence, and the territorial and administrative integrity of China. The twelve members of the Council appeal to Japan’s high sense of honour to recognise tile obligations of her special position and of the confidence which the nations have placed in her as a partner in the organisation and maintenance of peace.’’—The League of Nations in a message to Japan.
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Hokitika Guardian, 27 April 1932, Page 2
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162TEL LEAGUE TO JAPAN. Hokitika Guardian, 27 April 1932, Page 2
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