The Archive · 1927

American Policy in China

Desire to Deal in the Most Liberal Spirit on the Basis of Equality New York, Jan. 27.

Secretary of State Kellogg's statement_on China is morning's newspapers with lengthy accounts of what is {termed the "Race to Rule Shanghai" between the British and the Can-

The statement is regarded as a reply to the British Memorandum Jon China as well as to the resolution proposed by the chairman (Mr. Porter) and adopted by the House Representatives Foreign Affairs [Committee that the United States should act independently of the other ations in dealings with China, and it is doing in Nicaragua, but it [would be a different job i China Reuter.

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