Philadelphia, Mar. 24.
A broader embargo on shipments to Japan, widened to include crude oil, trucks, serap metal and other crucial war materials was urged here ey delegates of 23 religious denoruinations who met in a foreign relations seminar held as part of a national study conference sponsored bythe Federal Council of Churches.
The conference also recommended that at the same time the goyernment show its desire to be friendly to Japan by offering to conclude a new trade pact on an "average quota" basis under which sales of supplies to Japan would be.cut to the average for 1921-81.
Proposals for a "constructive settlement" of the problem of the Far East, it was held, must provide for a China "strong enough to control her own affairs and destiny" and simultaneously for "a strang Japan-no less in control of her own destiny."
Independent and Strong China Grand Climax to Cup Competition "NIG.D.N." Photo.
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