Evening Star Newspaper, May 24, 1928, Page 13

WUWILL PROTEST IAPANESEAGTION Son of Late Minister Arrives! Here as Spokesman for Nationalists. est against Japanese in- nty, Dr. C. C. Chiang of the pre of that country, | t the only nation the plans of Ja iria declared to which can is ca that we bring our e his wife, Dr. Wu, s Arranges Interviews. Dr. Wu, howev knows the Wash- ington of 30 vears ago better than the | Washington of later days, as he at- tended school here during his early youth when father, the late Dr. was Minister to this today arranging : commit- Sze, the | accredited a. Wishb Japanese before he has o official channels, eless declared the Japa- of Shantung is a de- nese sovereignty. ike to s America, as ongest nation, insist that T entered into at the time of the ashington treaty be not treated by Japan or any other nation as & scrap of paper to be ignored when- ever national aspirations provide an excuse,” he said. Interested in Schools. “Consequently, it Is to America that the eves of China are turning today. | But we do not look for intervention in the present instanc Dr. Wu, who received his education in English universities, is thoroughly modern in his manner and talk. He evinced much interest in local affairs in Washington and particularly in con- nection with the public school system ‘where he got his early training. POLAND 0. K.’S CHINA PACT Treaty of Amity and Commerce Is Signed. WARSAW, Poland, May 24 (P)— Poland has signed a treaty of amity and commerce with China. After it is ratified a legation will be established at Peking and consulates at Shanghai and Harbin. The consulate at Harbin is regarded a8 especially necessary in view of the number of Poles in Manchuria. s S P Washington wants no Power Trust. —Advertisement. - forthe ‘name ed Tragemars Reg. U S Par O, PROTESTS DR. C. C. WU cation in Washington and this is his fir: Who arrived here yesterday to lodge the Chinese ) | presence of Japanese troops in Chinese THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, AND MRS. WU, Nationalists' protest over the territory. Dr. Wu received his early edu- visit in 18 yea CONTINUE BRIBERY TRIAL OF POLICEMEN Board Adjourns to Next Week After Conclusion of Prosecutor’s Case. The case of Policemen Ralph G Blasey and Robert L. Smith, who are before the Police Trial Board on charges of accepting bribes and col- lecting usurious interest on money, Was continued until some time next week, following the conclusion of the prose- cution's case yesterday afternoon. Two charges against each of the men have been presented to the board by Assistant Corporation Counsel Walter L. Fowler. The first charge alleges that the officers loaned $40 to Olaude Newsom, colored, on October 16 and on October 25 received $50 in payment. This charge is the outcome of a sworn statement_alleged to have been made by the policemen in their own defense when they were tried in Criminal Court No. 1 on a charge of accepting a bribe from Newsom. They were acquitted. A charge alleging that they accepted a bribe of $25 on October 11 from Charles Beale, colored, 1239 First street UIET <AUTOMATIC southeast, was thrown out of court after indictment by the grand jury. The second charge before the trial { board contained three specifications, | alleging that they accepted the bribe from Beale, and again in October took | $25 from Beale, and that in July or August they received $25 from Irvin | West, colored, formerly of 456 First street southwest. 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