Evening star., 1932-02-07
PUBLIC LIBRARY
Tortured China"

In connection with the hostilities in
Northern China and Manchuria, the
Public Library calls attention to the fol-
lowing books, which together trace the
relations which have led up to the pres
ent situation:
Treaties and Leases.
Treaties and Agreements With and
Concerning China, 1894-19l9, comp
and ed. by j. v. A. MacMurray. 2 v
1921. JZ66M Mp.
Treaties and Agreements With and
Concerning China, 19l9-1929. Car
negie Endowment for International
Peace, Division of International Law.
1929. JXAR.7C22v.22
Manchuria, Treaties and Agreements
Carnegie Endowment for Interna-
tional Peace, Division of Interna-
tional Law. 1921. JXAR 7C22.v16.
japanese Jurisdiction in the South
Manchuria Railway Areas, by C. w
Young. 1881. JU667 Y89v.3.
The International Legal Status of the
KWangtung Leased Territory, by c.
w. Young 1881. JU667 Y88.v.2.
The TWenty-one Demands, Japan VS.
China, by G. z. Wood. 1921.
JZ66 vast,
Addresses. by Sao-Ke Alfred SEE. 1926
JU66.S22.
Discussions on the international as
pccts of the Chinese situation, the
question of eXtraterritoriality and
China'S treaties.
Relations With Foreign Powers.
FOREIGN Financial Control in China. by
T. w Oyerlach. 1919. HC66Oy2T
THE writer reviews the foreign flnan-
cal control Of China in the past.
The Introduction prepares the reader
for an intelligent grasp of the subject
by an analysis Of the phrases, spheres
of interest, spheres of influence, inde-
pendence, open door, concessions and
control"
Foreign Rights and Interests in China,
by w. w. WillOughy. 1920 JX W686f.
Prof Willoughby of Johns Hopkins
University served as legal adviser to the
Chinese Republic during the war He
has used his special knowledge TO COM
pile a statement Of the rights conferred
by treaties and agreements Of an Off
cial character upon foreigners and for
eign powers in China
China at the Conference. A Report. by
w. w. Willoughby. 1922. JX W686c.
Covers treaties. resolutions. the out
standing questions relative to Shan
tung and the Siberian problem.
The Open Door Doctrine in Relation to
China, by Mingchien Bau. 1928
JUGS 1880.
An explanation of the origin, mean
ing and application Of the open door
doctrine and its relation to the in
tegrity of China, spheres of influence
the Chinese railways, Japan's special
interests and the . international
banking cOnSOrtlum."
American Relations With China. A Re
port on the Conference Held at
Johns Hopkins University September
1920, 1925. 1925. JUGS C76.
China: A Commercial and Industrial
Handbook, by Julean Arnold. (U.
S Bureau Of Foreign and Domestic
Commerce. 1926. HK66 Un3.
Contains the China trade act Of 1922
as amended by the act Of February 20,
1925.
The Foreign Trade of China, by C. F.
Remer 1926 HK66R R28
"A straightforward and impartial
statement of the chief facts concerning
the foreign trade of China"
China and the Powers, by H. K Nor
ton. 1927. JU66N78.
The author sketches the status Of
the foreign powers in China-the pecul-
lar interests of the British, the Rus
slams and the japanese and the position
Of America as interested referee
The Far East: A Political and Diplo-
matte History by P. J. Treat 1928.
JU60T TILT
Traces the political and diplomatic
history of China and Japan down to
1927"