Mr. Chao-hsin Chu's Appeal for Non-Permanent Seat: China's Debt to the League From Our Ow Contesronoenr London, Sept, 24, Tt may interest your Chinese readers if I reproduce from th verbatim report of the 11th meet-jing of the 7th Ordinary Session of the Assembly of the League of Nations, the exact text of the speech made by Mr, Chao-hsin-chu commending China's claim to. a non-permanent seat, It will be re~ collected that China was elected, hough not for a period of three years Chao-hsin-chu (China):
Mr, President, Ladies and Gentle. men: I speak on behalf of the Chinese Delegation, to support the Report of the First Commission, through the Rapporteur, Mr. Motto, who has made a great effort helping to work out a solution for the election of non-permanent seats fon the Council. fons," the Intest British historical film, has been hailed by the critics og the finest, war picture produce War, and_all-the actors, taking part are lstraten some of he Tost beroe exploits of the Buick Aray The picture shows 8 film from the scene. many of them Aghting old battles over gain.
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