In the course of his reply, Father Jecquinot appealed for the sympathy and understanding of the society in carrying out and furthering the work begun in the Nantao area which, he emphasized, had never been neutral When the Chinese were in control the area had been Chinese, and when the Japanese conquered Nantao, the area became Japanese. There hi nevertheless, been begun an institu.
ion which had excited interest all over the world and which had been the subject of inquiries from the League of Nations.
He mentioned the fact that the world could now no longer rely upon the judgment of any court to prevent war and that arms had been A Suggestion to the World "Almer Mater," which by all present. The roll called, Prior to the dinner, the annual meeting of the Oxford and Cambridge Canadian Pacific Rly.
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