He further intimated that China was a great market for Japanese goods and that the nation-wide boy-ott agauist Japanese goods involve ed considerable loss to Japan. Ho could not tell the boycott would cease, but the effect would wake up the Japanese people to the folly of such policy. proceed with reconstruction work and industrial development. Dr. Wang remarked that what pleased the foreign industrialists most was that China had started to disband her troops after many years of un He concluded the interview by alluding that all the European coun-{ties were sympathetic to China's demand to revise the treat Tue Shanghai and Woosung Bureau of Reconstruction are establishing a wireless school in Nantao, which will be-opened next month, for the training of operators, 'THe Chinese say that a settlement of the Nanking Outrage so far Italy is concerned will shortly be signed\in Nanking. It will be based on the terms of the Sino-British and Sine-American agreements.
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