Among the resolutions passed at the meeting were:
'That in view of the assassinations in ihe "French Concession, the French police authorities should be asked to pay closer attention to. measures for the safeguarding of residents' lives, That in. proportion to the taxes paid, the seals of Chinese councillors be increased from five telegram should be sent to welcome the new French Minister:
"That the educational grant to Chinese schools in the Concession should be Increased in accordance with the
residents: rata of "axes pald by the Chinese That the French authorities should asked to ce-operate with the Chinese authorities in the drug: [suppression campaign; That Voluntesr Corps be or+ ganized agah That search of houses by the French Police not In accordance with egal procedure should be protested against; and "That negotiations be started for the abolition of deposits for electricity and water.
The Exceutlve Committee 'The following were elected mem. bers of the Executive Committee of the Association: Messrs, Tu Yueh sung, Mr, Koo, Won-sun, Mr, 'Tsar Hung-tien, Pel 'Tso-yung, Mr, 'Chow Cheng-fu, Me, Tu Kong, Mr.' Huang. Siang-ko, Mr, Chun Sheng-yl, Mr Mao Yung, Mr, Wang 'Teh-yeo, Mr, King 'Ting-sung, Mr. Wong Shun-fah, Mr. chu Chur-hwa, Mr, Tung Keh-chang, Mr. Li Wel-liang, Mr. Shang Mao-chiang, Mr, King' Lih-jen, Mr, Wu Shia and Mr, Hew Shiuting.
The following were elected spor visors: Me. Huang King-yung, Mr, [Chang Shaosling, Mr, Tal Chun-tung, Mr, Chu Wen-chi and Mr, Chu Sing mao,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.