Evening star., 1931-12-06
CHINESE TO HOLD CITY.
Dr' Sze Says Marking viii Not Fyacu-
ate ChinchOw to japanese.

FAhIS, December 5 CF9.-China will
not eyacuate Chinchow, but will tight
ana ole there if necessary" DR.. Alfred
SSe, chinese delegate to the Council
u ghe League OF Nations, told Council
leaders today.
After he had made this statement
Dr. Sze conferred with Ambsssador
CharIeS G. Dawes for the purpose of
determining the attitude the United
states Government would take if japan
occupied Chinchow. What Mr.. Dawes
told him was not made public.
meanwhile Nobumi Ito, legal expert
OF Japan S League delegation, informed
Ine Councils Drafting Committee that
TOXIC was unalterably opposed to inter
Ventlon by third party. either through
commission Of inquiry or through
neutral observers, in the Manchurian
conflict. -
Deadlock Is Tighter.
-, The upshot Of these interchanges was
tnat the deadlock over the Far Eastern
quarrel seemed tighter than ever
DT. Sze, 1t was understood, received
no nope from members of the Council
IHaC emma would be assisted in re-
tanning ChinchoW. The Chinese dele
gaze, II was said, was urged to tell
Nahkihg 10 do everything to avoid re-
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Dehlnd the Great Wall.
M. Ito was reported to have told the
CCuncus committee that Japan would
not be satisfied until the Chimes. ARMY
ana perhaps even the Chinese civil
government, were removed from Chin
Wall. '141 oie"V
Dr.. Sze revealed that at the request
W vi. .tIls.a tbIGsiaeht Chlang Kai-Shek he had
TItnuTaWh ms resignation as China's
League spokesman He explained he
submitted his resignation under nresC
sure from a Chinese proup in Parie
tilaJ was dissatisfied with his manage
Council. A040 'iie
DR.. Sees Statement
said: -''4A
Certain representatives of the Chinese
coIony IN France expressed at a meeting
last night their extreme dissatisfactio6
WIN the weakness Of the League. psDe-
claIIy with the project of a neutral
zone entalnng the withdrawal OF Chinese
troops from their own territory and
demanded China's immediate withdraw
a. from the League of Nations.
AT their request these views we're
forwarded to Marking by DR.. Sze
Or. Sze at the same time notified
the government that he was ready to
make way for a better man at anv time
public opinion throughout China was
dissatisfied with his representation Of
China in Paris.
"A reply has been received from the
government taat they would not con-
slder the idea Of his resignation"
Is Given Significance.
The resignation episode was consid-
cred IN League quarters 10 be of crave
significance indicative Of growing i'm
patience on the part of the Chinese
with the Councils failure to find a
settlement acceptable 10 both parties.
IAlS lmpatienCe was disclosed also in
a memorandum, presented 20 The Coun-
Cll by DR.. Szc, in which members of the
Shanghai Chamber of Commerce set
lo!l1 their extreme dissatisfaction with
lAe Leagues work and insisted upon
Japanese evacuation of Manchuria by a
IXod date.
1t was learned th1t M Ito informed
members Of the Council TO-DAY that
TOXIC not only would not tolerate inter-
terence by neutral observers or by a
commission Of inquiry in military areas.
put also insisted that the Chinese with
oraW behind the Great Wall willingly or
lhey would face the force of japanese
arms.