To, the Editor of the "Nontt-Cuina DAILY News."
Sim,—This afternoon at one of the Japanese primary schools in Shanghai the mass meeting of Japanese nationals residing in China is to be held. It will be the third time of this sort of mass meeting anent the Manchurian incident ever held la this city since the outbreak of the jes in Manchuria, The delegates from various Japanese settlements throughout China who have already arrived here are reported to be more than 80, Manchuria itself being represented' by several prominent Japanese who are to deliver their special addresses on the occasion this afternoon. The bodies ind associations in different places in this country that support the pro-ect of holding to-day's mass meeting. are said to be 42 in all. The object fof the meeting is, of course, just the same as those on the two former occasions, though of gret nitride and of deeper It is expected that to-day's meeting will result in influencing strongly: the Japanere Government and peopl
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