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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 1, Issue 79, 24 November 1931, Page 5

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feSE AND JAPANESE ■ELEGAT'ES IMPOSE; j I CONDITIONS'- • §>ES FQR A SOLUTION

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By' Telegraph— Cbpyright.)

BB PARIS, Sunday. |Mjhinese and Japanese dele^Kin faced each other at a pubj^fc'o'f the Le'ague Gouncil, and H®laimed responsibility for ftie |K MdiiChuria.1 - ^Bebate centred round the Jap|Boposal for sending a Lea'gue ■Lon of enquiry. ^Koshizawa' st'ipulate'd that th'e' ■Eon should liot be emppwered ^Kere in the Sino-Japanese ne■s ' or = to supervide- military Bits. Subject to such stipulajHapan was prepared to carry fl| declared intention of withH within the railway zone*with K possible delayl Ke insisted that Japanese miliHjmpation was a violation of Kgnant. This was th'e crux'of ■ation, and withdraWal was the Bution. China was Willihg- to Neutral co-operation under the K of th'e Leagtie, guaranteeing Bty of Japanese lives and proHut could not agree to the desBe a commission of inquiry exm the basis of the immediate Bwal of Japanese troops. Biand said the proposbd com- ■ contained the germ of the ■ of a desperate position. It Bortant that further bloodshed Kiot occur before the arrival Bing the presence of the comB of which the coitncil would Hy consider 'the constitutidn Hpe.