Washington, Aug. 19.
"After receiving instructions. from Nanking to notify all the signatories of the Kellogg Pact, Dr. Wu Chao-chu, Chinese Minister to Washington, visited the Assistant Secretary of State, Mr. Nelson Johnson, at the State Department to-day.
Dr. Wu subsequently said that he made no charges of violation Kellogg treaty but discussed 1 recent alleged Soviet violations of Chinese territory.
China's Position and the Powers Ang. 20.
Upon orders from Nanking. Dr. Wu Chao-chu, Chinese Minister to Washington, is to-day writing a ate to the' State Department ex-pinning the position of the National Goverment.
It fa Ionrned from an authoritative source' that Nanking believes its the Sino-Russian con. been incorrectly inter-fon the part of China to attempt to deprive Soviet Rossi of its interest in the railroad.
Certain Soviet nationals were ex. pelled individually, it will be stated, on recount of their propaganda activities, note is intended to counteract the impression, if such exists, that China intends permanently to refuse to grant Russian participation in the management of the railroad, In an interview to-day, Dr. Wa asserted that the Russians had repeatedly invaded Chinese territory. United Press.
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