Delegates from many countries will attend the International Con ference, Madame Sun Yat-sen was io have addressed a mass meeting in the Royal Opera House in Covent Garden, to-morrow evening. The meeting, with which the Conterence will be concluded, will be attended by the principal delegates, The British delegation, headed by Lord Cecil, President of the League of Nations and author of "The Way of Peace" will include Sir Arthur Salter, Independent M.P. for Oxford University, and Sir Norman Angell, the author and lecturer who, in 1933, was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.
Others in the delegation are Mr. Semuel Vyvyan Adams, Unionist MP. for West Leeds, Mr. Philip Noel-Baker, Labour M.P. for Derby, Miss Megan Lloyd George, Opposition Liberal M.P. for Anglesey, Mr. Arthur Henderson, Labour M.P. for the Kingswinford division of Staffordshire, and Viscountess Gladstone.
Among the foreign visitors will be M. Camille J. J. Huysmans, the Belgian politician and journalist, M. Leon Jouhaux, editor of the French trade union organ, the Labour Socialist Popple, other representatives of trade unions and ex-servicemen associations and a number of distinguished scientists. The British trade added, was bound to have repercusthe Black Guards. sions in every other part of the Herr Berndt looked worried when world a correspondent said: "You have told Just before the reception, Japanese us what has not happened, now will aircraft raided Hankow, dropping you tell us what really has happened bombs and handbills, Owing to a over the marriage of Field Marshal heavy fog, anti-aircraft batteries were von Blomberg?" (former Minister of unable to spot the invaders and thus
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