Chamber of Commerce introducing an urgency motion, stated that, judging from reports from various parts in China, the excuse for the anti-Japanese ngitation and boycott lay in the so-called Twenty-One Demands, the greater part of which had already been either withdrawn or modified. ''Of this fact, the majority of the Chinese people are apparently not aware, and it appears they are barking at the shadow of the Twenty-One Demands.
"This is why I propose that the remaining substance of the Treaty be made public in order that the misunderstanding on the part of the bulk of the Chinese people may be cleared away," concluded Mr. Nishikawa.
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