The Chinese delegation, the statement continued, regretted that the Conference did not consider the suggestions it had made with a view to the adoption of certain positive measures. It held that such concerted action was indispensable in any effort to restrain Japanese aggression and to hasten the restoration of peace.
The Chinese delegation noted that the suspension of the Conference was temper As regards further exploration it desired to emphasize that, to make the additional effort successful, it was not only essential that such effort should be made promptly but it was indispensable to consider the necessity of common action in the form of positive aid to China.—Reuter
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