CHINA URGES ACTION BY POWERS STOP WAR
Dr. Wellington Koo Objects to Anglo-U.S. Draft Resolution as Being Ineffective urgent appeal for aid for Brussels, Nov. 23 1a was made by Dr. Wellington Koo, chief Chinese delegate, in a speech at yesterday's meet~ ing of the Nine-Power Conference strongly criticizing a draft report stimmarizing the deliberations of the last three weeks.
The report, declared Dr. Koo, who reserved the right to suggest certain amendments, merely reaffirmed general principles. Nothing had been done in regard to the common attitude which had been suggested should be taken up by the Powers in their first declaration, and still less had been done towards realization of the concrete measures for which he had appealed to strengthen China's powers of resistance.
Dr. Koo's appeal, although listened The Chinese delegation, Dr. Koo to with rapt attention, is feared to said, believed that solidarity of pur-have fallen upon dear ears. pose must be followed by solidarity "As the French delegate remarked: action.
we do?" ate ts Incontrovertible, but what can 'China, "he asserted, believed that she had a right to' claim that a Great precautions were taken to common effort should be made by Keep the report secret. Only a the other Powers signatories of the Himited number of copies were Issued, Nine-Power Treaty with a view not and all were numbered. The report only to making the treaty honoured ig divided into two parts: the frst Dut in the general interests of right, istorieal, and the second a declaration by the whole conference, Tye historical portion was discuss ed In the afternoon and adopted in principle. Tt Is a straight record of events leading up to the Conference, with the views, replies and previous declarations of the Conference appended. order and world peace.
Dr. Koo, in conclusion, reserved the Fight to submit amendments after the report had been referred to the Chinese" Government and definite Instructions had been received.—
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