LEAGUE AND JAPAN
THE DISPUTE OVERrMANGHUKUO (Ur'ted Press Association—By ElectricTelegraph—Copyright.) LONDON, December' 13. The “Sun” Service, learns that Sir J. Simon privately communicated with Tokio,’ urging .Ta.yan to agree that the dispute be arbitrated by a special conciliation committee, Which would meet in a calmer atmosphere than the Committee .of Nineteen.
The-’first news of the proposal was contained in this morning’s Tokio and Geneva messages announcing Japan’s rejection. It is now expected; that the Committee of Nineteen will proceed according to the programme.' . 1 '
GERMANY AGREES' TO RETURN
■GENEVA, December 14
R.t. Hon. A. Henderson, at a mcet r ing of the bureau of the Disarmament Conference, reported Germany’s agreement to return to the disarmament discussions on .December 31st! Mr. Davi«, American representative, is departing for Paris. He said the Five Power Talk,had prepared the way for real, r-rogress. lie sails .for New York on 'tun
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