terviewed this morning, Dr. Nanking, Sept, 16.
Wang, "Miniter of "orig Affairs, China's el lection tothe Counci the Lo Iistakable sign of the world-wi fompathetic attitude towards" this country.
He hoped that with better interral conditions and some revision the League regulations, China would soon be able to occupy a. perman ent seat on the League Council and lay'a bigger role in the ndvance-Inet of world ce-operation. Rao Min, A cable docttting Set, 18 states that the 2nd Committee, of cable despatch from Geneva the League of Nations Assembly adopted" a resolution yesterday inviting all States—whether mem OF Non-members—particularly those in close contact with the Far East, "to respond, in to fav an it is within their power, to any re-
Woman to be Allowed to See Baby Nanking, Sept. 15, Interviewed inher' cell" in the model prison, "Mrs, Noulens, a brunette of medium build, expressed deep anxiety about her baby son who is only three years old She re. peatedly made inquiries about him. and her face was all smiles when instructions given by the Government authorities for her Inwyer to bring her son shortly to the prison, and that in future she would be allowed to see him from time to time Noulens who, with her hus: band, was arrested recently by the Shanghai Police on the charge of,|carrying on subversive activities against the Chinese Government and brought under heavy military guard to Nanking to await her trial by the Chinese authorities, was wearing simple white silk re broidered on the front, of her sih. blouse was the Chinese character for "blessing." Her high-heeled shoes showed that they had probably not been polished since the time of her arrest. Throughout the inter view she was quite at het ease, although pale. She has not been feeling well since she came to Nane king and had taken very little food.
for cell is about ten fect wide and fourteen feet deep. The wooden door of the room Chinese amah stays with her day and night. 'Th Gell is furnished with two wood let and two chairs, Several and some fruit find of passing the time, oes Tot of Tending'
Quest made, to Take" all "possible The prison authorities have a good measures for the relief of the supply of French magazines for hor flooded areas of the Yangtze Valley benefit.-Reuter in ce-operation with the League, and requesting the League Com gil go take the necessary stope to] AIR-YACHT FOR, 'The resolution recalls the assist-lance rendered. in similar cireumstances to Poland and Greece, and exnreses, the. "need of shaving clearly' and "concretely sym for the flood Victims, mad The. resolution introduced by France was limited "to measures for combating epidemics,. but, pon the motion of the" Japane delegate, was broadened to incl relief measures—Kuo in.
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