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CLOSING PHASES OF THE BRUSSELS CONFERENCE Dr. Wellington Koo's Statement On Situation HOLDS THAT COMMON

ATTITUDE IN ACTION

IS INDISPENSABLE

Brussels, To-day.

After he had adopted the Brussels Conference declaration, Dr. Wellington Koo, the chief Chinese delegate, made a statement proclaiming that in view of the continued raging of hostilities, the Chinese delegation believes that mere reaffirmation of principles cannot be considered a satisfactory re- sult of the Conference, because it is inadequate to deal effectively with the grave situation.

The Chinese delegation regrets that the Con- ference did not consider the suggestions it made, with a view to adoption of certain positive and com- plete measures.

It holds that such concerted action is indispen- sable in any effort to restrain Japanese aggression and hasten the restoration of peace.

The Chinese delegation notes that suspension of the Conference is temporary, and regards fur- ther exploration as necessary.

RESTRICTIVE MEASURES

Lord Cranborne (Britam) sup- ported Mr. Davis's remarks, and said that the British Gover would keep in close touch with the other govern the recess with a view to advantage of any opportuni advancing the objects for wh the Conference was convened.

It desires to emphasise that in order to make additional effort "successful, it is not only essential

NOT UNMINDFUL “that such effort be made prompt- ly but it is indispensable to con-

While not unmindful of the si- sider the necessity of common action in the form of positive aid tuation which Dr. Koo so clearly to China and restrictive mea and temperately put before the meeting, he was sure the Chinese sures against the aggressor

Italy alone voted against the de- delegation would appreciate the claration, which follows the lines difficulties in which the Conference

met. already cabled---

Most important is Paragraph XI Signor Aldrovandi (Italy) said. nich states that the Conference said the Conference would fan. We should not adjourn temporarily suspending sittings It has

but dissolve it." Reuter.

ex-

allow the Governments to change views and further to ex- plore all peaceful methods of just settlement in conformity with the

ine Power Treaty.

The conflict in the Far East re- ains, however, as much concer

all the Powers assembled at Brussels, especially those imme-

and directly affected.

INTO RECESS Although it is emphasised that the Conference is merely going.

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