The Archive · 1920

China and the League

Peking, May 21.

Mr. Wellington Koo, Chinese Minister in Washington, suggests the appointment of a representative to the Society of the League of Nations. He points out the ity of a union between the two existing societies in Peking, the one headed by Liang Chi-chao, supported by Liang Shih Wan, Tab-hsien and Ling Chang-min, an the other led by Li Shen-to with the Anfu Club as his following. He declares that neither of these two parties are representative and continues, "this is unfortunate in view of the need in the future to send representatives to Europe to attend the meeting of the League of Na-

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