discussions over cessation of hier dslogate ut the Sino-Japanese hostilities and wi fosse troops, is nursing injuries in the shend received at 9.20 n.m, yesterday a student attack in his residence at 2 Route Camille Lorioz, at the Corner of Route Ferguson. people are being held by the French police in connection with the in-Qident. More than 30 delegates from Various public bodies visited Mr Quo in two batches at 8.30 am. and 9 am, for information regard= ing the local peace conference. Despite Mr. Quo's explanation of what had taken place in the sessions, and wsturance that. Agreement, almost, to be concluded, would in no way infringe upon ths sovereign rights and territorial integrity of China, the group persisted that a secret agreement, in which China consented not to station troops in Pootung and Nantao, had een reached, and that Mr. Quo wax giving a wrong information.
Amongst those who expressed! their regrets, either by calling by sending messages, were Sir Miles Lampson, H. M. Minister, Mr, Nel~ son Johnsor the U.S. Minister, the "Porty Minster, Count Ciano, the Charge d'Affaires for Tealy, M. BE, Lagarde, Counsellor of the Prench "Legation, and Mr. Shigemitsy, the Japanese Minister, who sent his message: from the hos-
On Mr. Quo's denial, some of the members of the second batch started throwing coppers and cups at Mr. Quo. Generals Gaston K. Wong and Tat Chi, Chinese military delegates, representing the Route Army, who were in the next room, rushed to his help, whil dispersed. The head: French police were then informa! of the attack, and a foreign surgeon together with m Chinese physician were summoned to the residence.
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