NO MANCHUKUO
At the League Council meeting of May 12, which had under discussion the question of the consequences arisling out of the present situation in Ethiopia, Lord Halifax was reported to have made the following statement: —"In 1932, it was true, the members of the League with regard to Manchukuo undertook to acknowledge no action carried out by means contrary to the Covenant." (Bulletin No. 8485, Information Section of the League of Nations.), writes C. Kuanson Young to the "Manchester Guardian." .. May I be permitted to point out that "Kuo" means, in Chinese, a country, a nation, or a State? "Man- j chukuo" is a name Japan has attempted to use to describe China's four north-eastern provinces — commonly known as Manchuria —under Japanese military occupation, with a view to misleading the public to believe them to form an "independent State." Such being the case, this nomenclature of Japan's making should deserve no serious, much less official, recognition.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXVI, Issue 77, 28 September 1938, Page 9
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192NO MANCHUKUO Evening Post, Volume CXXVI, Issue 77, 28 September 1938, Page 9
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