whoa approval must be obtained] Shanghi hefote uch meetings can beheld.
Movement for Quiet Celebrations This Month: A Coneiliatory Policy A committee of the May Aims Committee acted hosts to} I several members of the foreign press on Saturday at Wing On's Hotel, at which time Mr,: K, P. Li of the Political Department of the Eastern Expeditionary Army-of the Kuomintang, presided.
During the conference, Mr. Dr, Herman Liu interpreting, said]: that the new Committee had been Formed to advise Chinese labourers and these likely to be influenced by the radical element, that under: the neve policy, which was conciliatory, that no. faflammatory "demonstra tions were approved of upon the many holidays during May, Tt was the spokesman's pleasure to ask the Foreign press to convey this message to: foreiamers of Shanghai [MrT T. Koo, of the "Sineanpac spoke of the sition of they had political, military and
Hy united efforts they would show persons on the roster. the world that China could he peaces Land a nation.
On the subject of party purifies on, H, 1, Bing, General secretary" of the Kuomintang [Council (Shanghai District). said that it was only too trae that in the past about 1,200 real Come unmists had entered the ranks. of the party, bug that these had been oustes! and that the three principles: of Dr, Sun Yat-ren, the basis of the Kuomintanj—Nationalism, Demo~ cracy and Socialiem—would and must reign supreme, Mrs, Liu spoke on the role of: women in the movement and charg-the present-unrest to the Opium War.
In' ednclusion Mr, Li urged: the: abolition of the "unequal treaties"
a pre-requisite to harmonious feelings between China and the Powers, present personal intimacy id foreigners being: inno wise altered,
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