International Organization's Representative in China:
National Committees of 40 Countries If the plans of Mr. William Dodd, Junior, son of the American Ambassador in Berlin mature, China will shortly be aflated with th International Peace Campaign, a world peace movement that was begun by Viscount Robert Cecil in England last year and has extended rapidly all' over the globe. In an Interview with the" "North-China Herald" on August 17, Mr. Dodd said that matters were' progressing favourably in China and' he hoped that a national committee might soon come into being.
'Thousands of leaflets, printed in both English and Chinese, are being sent all over the country, he said, setting out the four principles of the campaign and soliciting support. Evidence of this support' is already forthcoming, and various. peace organizations, including the YMLC.A. and the National Christian Council im Nanking, have pledged themselves to do all they can. The four principles are: sanctity of treaty obliga-tons; limitation and reduction armaments and the abolition of Drofit from arms manufacture: strengthening of the League Nations and the principle of collective and mutual assistance against aggression; and the creation within the framework of the League of Nations of a permanent" committee or commission to alleviate and On June 12, for instance, he said, 25,000 people met at the Stade Buffalo in Paris to cheer the speakers of the International executive committee of the campaign and to express their acceptance of the programme.
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