5 Complaints Against Japanese Aggression Nanking, Sept. 9.
A supplementary statement in conjunction with China's appeal to the League of Nations concerning the Sino-Japanese situation was cabled to Geneva yesterday, it was announced here to-night.
The note includes a recapitulation of the events leading to the present Sino-Japanese conflict.
The statement touches first on the military and political aspect of the Sino-Japanese impasse, and secondly on the Japanese naval blockade of the China coast.
Thirdly, the note dwells on the alleged Japanese bombing of Red Cross units, fourthly on Japanese attacks on non-combatants, and fifthly on the Japanese destruction of Chinese educational and cultural institutions.
"All the events which have been described," concludes the statement, "demonstrate that Japan desires to destroy the body politic of China and the security of the world is threatened by. the Japanese actions."—Central News. noon, dropped her anchor just off The Bund, and then became affected by the fire. Without raising anchor. the captain of the vessel started steaming stern-first up-river seeking a better anchorage after having landed a few passengers by tugs. Slowly, she went inshore of the USS.
Augusta and then by slow progress, obviously with difficulty, went alongside H.M.S. Danae and her consort and after long and tedious manceuvres she was able to get alongside the Butterfield and Swire wharf, where her passengers, kept in mi stream during a major engagement, were disembarked. words 6 pin., firing died down, and after some bursts of machine-gun fire into Pootung Point area by a patrol boat and a destroyer quiet descended, with no announced figures of casualties on either side.
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