Word: phen
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Phen 2G. opened the discussion of the Assembly by considering the foreign policy of China, and after S. N. Tanikawa 1G., of Japan, had raised the issue of China's questioning the validity of the 21 demands of Japan made several years ago, especially in regard to the return of Port Arthur to China, Phen explained that this port was given to Russia in 1898 to be returned 25 years later or in 1923, that the port was transferred to Japan after the Russo-Japanese War, and that in this latter transaction Japan obtained the port for 99 years...
Although there are 21 nations in the organization, only nine will be represented tonight; V. S. Phen 2G., China; G. F. Jentsch 2G., Austria; C. S. Pezas 1G., Greece; G. N. Tanikawa 1G., Japan; B. G. Ohlin 1G., Sweden; Said Dabbus, Turkey; Zygmut Rudolph, Poland; Sigrud sT.S., Norway; Jules Roman, Belgium. The representative of Great Britain, G. H. Guttridge 1G., is to be chairman of the evening...
...speakers, who are taking graduate courses in the University, with the nations of which they will be the representatives, are as follows: Vincent Phen, China; Gerhart Jentsch, Austria; C. S. Pexas, Greece; G. N. Tanikawe, Japan; B. G. Ohlin, Sweden; Said Dabbus, Turkey; Zygmunt Rudolph, Poland; Sigrud Fjaer, Norway; Jules Roman, Belgium...
...meeting was opened by a brief speech by V. S. Phen 2G., of China, the presiding officer. G. F. Jentsch 2G., representing Germany, then spoke on the legal justification of France's occupation of the Ruhr. He stated that France was not justified for three reasons; the clause of the tretay covering the question allowed only concerted action and France's invasion was not valid unless backed by the other signatory powers; according to international law France had overstepped the rights of "financial and economic measures" authorized in the Versailles Treaty; and finally all reprisals should be made...
Discussion on "The International Traffic in Opium" followed. After speeches by S. T. Tyng 3L., chairman of the Committee on Investigation for the question, V. S. Phen 2G., of China, and J. E. Asirvatham gr.T.S., of India, the committee proposed the following resolutions: (1) The use of opium for any purpose other than that of a medicinal character should be prohibited...