JAPAN AND THE LEAGUE.

Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 20756, 17 January 1933, Page 7

JAPAN AND THE LEAGUE.

, MiTTEB_0 F POLICY. ... J*»CUTIOK-« W.ICMIO LONDON, January 15. V, fieM n correspondent of "The * •» «m «*» understood that the ji»e» w . Sub -Comniittee ot "■"Si *»• Committee of Mne- ""• SSiTon Monday, has been "Ifilo a*ct Japanese objections. recommendations, **?7Z Lrttoß Report, that the *£rf JlJcVufcuo sLuld not be #** !lj «nd that a gendarmerie £f*g SubUsbed to W order ** 3 ***t« been pushed so far into SfiJSwl" barel - v to b& dls " attitude is likely to "* itStorv but dilatory. Cynics * conciliatory tone will **» until the present phase operations has been om■f*} ITa fortnight's time, alter *%i *s£S* policy will depend ground gained at Genera in EXPECTING NOTHING. CHINESE DELEGATES AT GENEVA. ttoatived January 17, 12.15 a.m.) LONDON, January 16. ffct <j«aeva correspondent of 11-3 .._y ts <t«tter Guardian" says the j rjdttle delegation has advised its i that nothing can be ot- j fM fnan the League of Nation*. «i tlUt China must defend herself jontel Japanese aggression. "A reg.iwar seems almost intfi&&i," he writes. "China may leav.- j jM Da«f«j«ießt Conference feeling { ittt is impossible in the wwest traditions. ; "K Ckiaa leases the League she will itsriuMy &« ftMed into lhc arms of Ssvta, wis»e influence in China would jwctoe preeeftiaaat.'' GUNBOATS FOR NEW STATE. MAKCHCKLO OHDER FOR JAPAN. (Received January 16, 7 p.m.) TOKYO, January 16. Tie Kawmki dockyard has conaitettd fo bttild three light-draft guujfaatji Jw ri«r service to the order of the Miadtofcßo Government. ABEOPLANE ACCIDENTS. IfO MACHINES PLUNGE INTO ) THE SEA. {StttiTed January 16, 10.5 p.m.) TOKYO, January 16. ftttirtbr a military aeroplane s&>s& isle tbe sea off the coast of IffiM, Pawning i lieutenant and a serPktrtnyn. To-day 4 naval aeroplane *fi ifie Tokyo Bay, drowning a serJMai Both accidents resulted from «p» faiJsres.