EAGUE'S EFFORTS

Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 1, Issue 74, 18 November 1931, Page 5

EAGUE'S EFFORTS

(British Official Wireless)

JNCIL MEETS IN PARIS TO ENDEAVOUR TO RBACH ! SETTLEMENT 1 ; ROPOSAL BY JAPANESE

RUGBY, Monday. le League of Nations Council g at Paris under. the presidency . Briand, will this afternoon rei its consideration of the Manan dispute. The Japanese dele>n on this oecasion will be streng;d by the inclttsion of ihe Amidors from London and Rome, rs Matsudaira and Yoshida. e former travelled to Paris yes,y by the same train as Sir John |n, the British Foreign Secretary, fthe situation was diseussed durfche journey. h arrival, Mr. Matsudaira had a fersation with General Dawes, the ed States Ambassador to Lon- | who, on behalf of the United ;s Government, has gone to Paris l at hand during the sitting of | Council. J is generally assumed that the ideration of the extremely intricJtoblem will be taken up again the point in the September ;ing, when the Council adbpted a .ution to which both disputants red, containing an appeal to the Govermnents to refrain from any »n that might aggravate the situl, and to endeavour, in consultawith the Chinese and Japanese esentatives, to "find a means of ling the two countries to with7 their troops immediately withthe lives of thfeir natibnals ahd safety of their property being enfered." >me importance is attached to the iosal credited to the Japanese : foreign military attaches should eed to Manchuria to "settle the tary aspect of the dispute."