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Rec. Mar: 3) % ..Thiirsday. Paul |oncoui- HreSgent jie|pe Councilj that tlie Japanese. conditi'ons for peace were handed. to Admiral Sir Howard Kelly, whio has summoned a conference aboard the flagship Kent. ; Dr. Yen, the Chinese delegate, solemnly declared to the League Council
that China cannot believe that she has blundered in relying on a covenant whose protection had eost 10,000,000 liyes and is backed by 45 nations. If Japan is right, militarism and brute force resumes sway, hut if the new order is to be preserved, the hour has struck to defend it.
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Rotorua Morning Post, Volume 1, Issue 164, 4 March 1932, Page 5
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