Declaration of War Urged by the Conference in Shanghai At the national conference of delegates of exe organizations this week a delegate from have detailed account Japan's invasion "of the "Three stern Provinces, War on Japan According: to this dlegate's statement, there are at the present time some 25,000 Japanese troops in Manchuria and at leant 20 big Japanese Janks, The total amount of Japanese trade in Kirin alone, the delegate al to one-quarter of The annual collected at Daizen.
the Japanese amounted to Tis, 70,000,000, while the income of the th Manchuria Railway exceeded Yen 100,000,000. There were note than 800 Tari Japanese firms and companies in Manchuria, the cap fal of which 1,000, while more factories dealing.
flour, wine, silk, sugar, cotton, itches, fertilizers, ete., were being operated. More than 200,000 Japa exe resided in Manchuria whose food, clothing, etc., were supplied, by the Chinese. These were oppos= ing the Chinese people, said the delegate, who, in conclusion, expressed the hope that the anti japanese movement would continue to spread and successfully make itself felt.
After various reports had hee presented, the following resolutions various military leaders throughout the country should be urged to organize a strong military, and air force, in order to mate Japanese imperialism That the Ministry of Education should be urged t0 enforce military training in the various schools and colleges; That \the National Government should Lo urged 10 make the necessary preparations for a declaration of war on Japan; That any persons opposed to the anti japanese movement should be counter-revolution-
That the National Government should be urged to devise ways and means to check to Japanese cultural That the Central Government. should be urged to punish Gen, Ho Chih-korly, Mayor of Peking, Mr. Chang Chi, chairman of the Peking Political Council; Gen, Lin Wen-hui, chairman of the Szechuan Provincial Government; and Mr. Li Shi ing for their actions in sup-sing ant
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