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Section 2. Articla I. This is a matter more for the

osnsideration of our Government, than for comment by the Committee.

Article II. The permission to Japanese to own, or lease, land in South Manchuria and Eastern Inner Mongolia if granted can

only in the end result in the "Koreanising" of these districts.

Such permission to own, or lease, land in China is denied

to the nationals of the other Treaty Powers.

Articles III and IV. If these concessions are made

Japanese subjects, it should be distinctly understood that other nationalities should have equal opportunity with Japanese merchants

and concessionainės.

Article V. Not only gives Japan an improper preference in a certain section of China, but directly infringes the Sovereign rights of the Republican Government.

Article VI. Here again the Japanese demand special

privileges which are contrary to Treaty.

Article VII. The handing over of this important branch line of railway is yet one more step towards the control of Southern Manchuria passing into the hands of the Japanese Govern-

Section III. Articles I md II. By these Articles the

Japanese are again demanding undue privileges, and in this instance in the centre of the Yangtze Valley, which has in the past been declared by His Majesty's Government as being the sphere of British influence. The Chinese Government are again asked to give over their righta, by agreeing not to dispose of their own property except with the permission of the Japanese.

The concluding paragraph of Article II is so vague and may be of so far reaching a nature that the Japanese might possibly claim it prevents China from allowing a third Power to open any mine, or carry on any industry, not only in the three provinces of

Hupeh, Hunan and Kwangsi, but also in any other part of the

republic.

Section IV. The same objection is made to the preamble

of this article as has been raised to Article II of Section I.