The Archive · 1935

Pan Asian League Formed

New Body Inaugurated in Tientsin tientsin, Dee. 2.

'The Pan-Asian League' was inaugurated here to-day with Mr. Li Sheng-to, former Minister to Japan, fas President. Mr. Kao Ling-wel, former Diresior-General of the Chis nese Maritime Customs at Peiping, and General Chi Hsieh-yuan, former inspector-General of Kiangsu, Anhwei and Kiangsi provinces, were elected vice-presidents.

Admiral Wu Vu-lin, former Minister of Communications, Mr. Lu Tsung-yn, former Minister plenipotentiary Japan, Mr. Sun Yun-yn, former member of the Constitution-Drafting Committee of the Kuomintang, and Ger feral Lu Hsisng-ting, former Divisio fal Commander under the late Marshal Sun Chuan-fang, are the promoters of the League.

The Pan-Asian League, it 1s stated, Jadvorates the solidarity of Asiatic: for the mutual benefit of "China, the [greatest of all Asian nations, "and Japan, the strongest, each of which has a great responsibility "to" discharge,'—Reuter.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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