Chinese Scheme to Solve Present' Problems: Mr. MacMurray Meets Peking Ministers Peking, Dec. 9.
Mr. MacMurray, the U. 8. Minis-for in Peking, had an interview with Mr. Wa, Chin, the Vice-Minister for Foreign' Affairs yesterday morning, and again interviewed Mr. Wang Yin-tgl, the Minister dor Foreign Affairs, in the afternoon.
In this connection, Mr. Wa Chin, the' Vice-Minister "for Foreign Affairs, is said to have addressed Chinese pressmen to-day to the following effect:
At yesterday's interview between Mini, Wa Chin and Dir. Macmurray, the latter set forth a plan of the American Government concerning! the wireless issue and proposed the resumption of negotiations on. the issue, Mr. -Macmurray withdrew after exchanging views with Br. Wu Chin, The Chinese Government, In compliance with the American} is to make necessary prep-opening of the "The main points. of the Chinese plan for negotiation, which has already been arranged between the Waichiaopu and. the Comoruniceations Department, are:—(A) Japan 1, The Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, shall surrender the exclusive right which the Company has acquired.
2 The Shuangchiao Wireless Station shall be transferred to the management of the Chinese Government, and the capital invested in the Station by the M.B.K. shall take the form of a loan to China.
Pending the redemption of the loan, a Japanese auditor! and Chief engineer shall be engaged in the station, (B) America.
1. America shall surrender the right which has been aquired by the Federal Company. 2 The plan of the Construction, of a wireless station in Shanghai shall be transferred to the Communications Department, and materials for the construction of the wire-Jess shall be purchased from America.
The expenses necessary for the purchase of materials and various other expenses. shall take the form a loan to China, Pending the redemption of the loan, an American auditor and chief engineer shall be engaged in the
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