Chinese' Statement on Nine Power Conference Made Shanghai, Nov. 2, A delegation of ten representing the various Chinese civic organiza tions in Shanghai yesterday morning called on foreign diplomatic and con+ /sular oMelals in this city, to. whom they submitted a statement concern: ing' the Nine-Power Conference, The ten Chinese delegates, on behalf of the General Union of Civic Associations of Shanghai, are Messrs, Tu Yueh-sen, Vu Ya-ching, Wang Hslaovlal, ¥. M, Chien, Singloh Hau, C. Yen, Tung vin-pel, Herman Liu, Edward ¥, Hsu ahd P. K. Chu, who are the executive emeers of the on whom the Jdelegation called wore:
Mr. A. van Cutsem, Belgian Charge @'Affaires; "Mr. Herbert "Phillips, British Consul-General; Mfr. Harry 'A, Scott, Canadian Trade Commissioner Mr, Oscar de Oxholm, Danish Mtini= ster; M. Paul Naggiar, French Am= bassador; Simor Gulliano Cora, Ttalian mann, Netherlands Consul-General Dr. A. J, Alves, Portuguese, Consul-General, Boron "Johan-Beck Frils, Swedish Minister; Mr, C. E, Gauss, United States, "Consul-cen A.C. Amador, Mexican Charge ''Attaires; Mr. Mf, M, Simansky, Acting. Soviet Russian Consul-General, The delegation hada long conversation with most of these foreign diplomatic and consular representa tives, Their talk with Int Paul Noggiat, the French Ambassador, was parti:
Their statement was addressed the "Governments and Peoples of all Friendly Powers Partlelpating in the Brustels Conference'" It appeared for world condemnation of Japan on account of aggression against China and inhuman atrocities against non= combatants, and warned the nations that Japan's intentions do not stop at the subjugation of Asia, Excerpts from- the Tanaka "Memorial were cited as proof of this.
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