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CHINA MAY SEEK FRESH

PERMANENT SEAT

DISAPPOINTED AT NON-ELECTION

Nanking, Sept. 18. Indicating that Chins might agitato for the allotment to her of a permaneat soat on the League Council, a spokesman of the Nan- king Foreign Office made official statement to-day com- menting on China's failure to secure election for another term Ha a non-permanent member on the Counell.

an

He said that before the election that took place China realised immense difficulties were in her way in accuring reelection, as, in achieving this object, she had to Beek support from anong at least two-thirds of the members of the League Assembly in accordance with a resolution adopted by the League Assembly in 1922 and an- other adopted In 1923.

However, China would still venture to offer herself as candi-

date for re-election because China

from the point of view of geography and population, was an important nation in Asin and was in close co-operation with the League. Unfortunately, China's

STRIKE RECRUITS

THOUSANDS JOIN U.S. WALK-OUT

ANTI-LOCUST

MEASURES

CONFERENCE APPROVES PLANS

London, Sept. 18.

was

A report including resolutions adopted for consideration of the co-operating Governments bofore the final session of the International Locust Conference to-day,

New York, Sept. 18. Another 100,000 workers will be affected by the decision of the Executivo Council of the United

The resolutions deal with the Textile Workers to authorise the Strike Committee to call out all general scientific problems appll- allied groups at the discretion of cable to all species of locust found the Labour leaders.

In Africa and Western Asia, with

The groups affected by this new the special problems of ench order are the dying, rayon under-species, and the steps to be taken wear, knitted goods, carpet and for their further investigation,

and, finally, with the develop rug industries.

ment of existing arrangements for international co-oporation in auti

The Executive Council stated that their walk-out would be called by next Monday,

An independent survey, shows that 421,000 persons are idle as a result of the textile strike-Reuter.

DEMENTED MAN RUNS

AMUCK

Tongshan

were

belief that the majority of the Terrorises Residents of member states of the League would join her in these viewpoints had not been fulfilled. The Chinese

Tientaln, Sept. 18. people were greatly disappointed.

According to a report from With China absent, the League Counel! would be entirely Eur-Tongshan, residents there opennised, concluded the spokes-terrorised last night when a de- mented man ran amuck in the man-Central News Agency.

about from streets. He dashed street to street, brandlahing a big knife in his hand and attacking anyone in his way.

locust research,

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The document was signed on behalf. of the Governments Afghanistan, the Union of South.

of

Africa, Belgium, Britain, Egypt.

Spain, France, India, Italy and Angle-Egyptian Sudan.-British Wireless,

ORDERS FOR DIPLOMATS

JAPAN EMISSARY ON WORLD TRIP

Tokyo, Sept. 19.

According to a Rengo report, the Japanese Foreign Office has The whole city was in a pade-decided to send Mr. Yoshida,

stampeded

in All

DR. KOO'S FEELINGS,

Shanghal, Sept. 18. Dr. Wellington Koo, Chinese Minister to Paris, speaking on China's fallure to secure election as non-permanent member on the monlum for almost two hours 48 former ambassador to Italy, as a League Council, mail that it meant pedestrians ttic defeat of the policy of co-opera-directions, shops were closed and tion between the East and the West whistles blown for police help.

Despite the fact that a large nt the League of Nations.-Central

force of armed police turned out, News.

the demented man is still at large; It is reported that he has fled toward a nearby village.

Altogether, seven persons suffer- one has ed knife, cuts, and succumbed to his injuries.-Cen- tral News,

RAIN PREDICTED

CABINET MEETINGS

proxy of the Foreign Minister Mr. Hirota, to Europe and | America in order to Inform Japanese diplomatic representa tives in those countries of the actual state of things in Japan and to establish closer relations between them and the Foreign Omce.

Mr. Yoshida will leave carly next month for Moscow via Siberia. From Russia he will go to Poland, Germany, Belgium, Franco, England and other Euro- pean countries, whereafter ho

The Royal Observatory reports that pressure is highest over the Pacific to the Mongolia and East of Japan. The typhoon is situated about 150 miles south of Nahn (Loochoos), moving north- A further series of Cabinet meet-returns, via America. It is bo- ward. Local forecast:-S.W. orings to be held before the assem-lieved in certain quarters that he variable winds, moderate; cloudybling of Parliament will take place may have also a naval mission.-

Tuesday-British Wirclena.

Central News," generally, rain later.

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