Geneva, Sept. 9.
A communique from the Chinese delegation to the League of Nations categorically denied that the Sino-Soviet non-aggression pact aimed at the Bolshevization of China.
The communique recalled the passage in the text of the non-aggression pact which stated that the new treaty would not modify any undertakings through previous multilateral or bilateral pacts.
The communique further recalled that the signatories of the Sino-Soviet pact in 1924 hed pledged, in article six, to refrain from tolerating organizations aiming to overthrow the government of the other signatory, and to refrain from propaganda against the political or social system of the other party.
Dr. Wellington Koo, Chinese Ambassador in Paris. will arrive here to-day and is likely to forward China's appeal to the League of Nations in connection with.the present Sino-Japanese conflict, League quarters declared.
These circles that Dr. Victor Hoo, Chinas permanent delegate to the League, had already received instructions on the subject. but stated that the League had not yet been officially approached.
China has made only one de-T.zrche in connection with the conflict. On August 30, she forwarded 4 Note to the League in which she denounced Japan's violation of the League Covenant and other treaties. but refrained from drawing any conclusions.
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