The Canton students have decided the spon a publicity, campaign rior and they have sus-their school work for one this purpose.
object is to inform the countryfolk of the activities of the Japenese troops in Manchuria and funds for the assistance of} Ma Chan-shan, the chair-|Ni man of the Heilungkiang Provincial "Government—Reuter. tary pressure, These are the essentifi principles for which the United States and the nations represented jon the Council have been striving fand it is within itself signal a Jcomplishment that: there 'a" been strayed behind these principles in a fharmoniour ce-operations "euch" felid alignment of the nations of the world.
the other hand, the adoption Jot these resolutions in no" way con. stitutes. an endorsement of aay acion hitherto" taken in Manclore. This Government as "one of the signatories of the Kellogg' nand Pret and. the Nine Power Treaty cannot disguise its concern over the events which have there transpired, sine fate rency of te with which the pledge agetnet ret ion depends upon the good faith ewed hostilities is exrried out both parties and the spirit in whicl ts provisions directed. towards' an ultimate "solution are availed" The American Government wil con tinue to. follow with solo terest all developments in thi tion in' the light of the obligations involved in the treaties, to "which this country isa party."—Reuter.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.