BRUSSELS TALKS
Seeking a Solution U.S. DELEGATION SAILS (Received 22, 8.45 a.m.) NEW Y.ORK, Oct. 21. Mr Norman Davis, the head of the United States delegation to the NinePower Treaty Conference to deal with the Sino-Japanese conflict, was terviewed to-day before sailing for Envope The correspondent of a Japanese newspaper asked him if he inteudo.I branding Japan as the aggressor at Brussels. Mr Davis stated: "Wa shall sit dowo at the conference table like intelligent, peace-loving human beings seeking a peaceful solution.'' Mr Davis denied that there was any intention to invite Russia and Germany, and expressed the hope that Japan would attend and help to matee the conference a success. He stressed the point that the United States was entoring the conference without commitmonts, but he adnutted that he had the outlines of a plan in his mind which, however, he was not yet able to divulge.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 25, 22 October 1937, Page 5
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