Tokyo, Nov. 10.
An American-Chinese military and economic alliance whereunder the United States will base all her Far East activities In China rather than the Philippines, will) according to the newspaper "Jijl's" Shanghai cor~ respondent, be proposed "by China's. ambassador, Dr. C. T, Wang, when arrives in Washington 'While the correspondent gives no sources other than "reliable. diplomatic quarters," the details as given by the "Il" are attracting wide attention. Expansion of American aviation' interests on the Pacific gave the impetus for the Investigation, it is indicated, will form "the nucleus for the American effort in China, The ""Jij's" understanding follows:
"Dr. C. 'T. Wang, who has been appointed Chinese "Ambassador ° to Washington, is leaving for his new post shortly. Reliable information from diplomatic quarters reveals that the following important instructions have been daven Dr. Wang:
"L—Up to this time, Britain has taken the lending role in restraining in Sino-Japanese relations, taken an attitude of passive support of the British move. Hereafter Dr. Wang is charged with the task of bringing about rapprochement between Britain and the United States and of mancuvring in such a way as to Induce the United States Government to undertake the task of restrain-Ing Japan by parallel efforts with forming the pan's China policy. For this purpose the. follow-Ing measures for Sino-American rapprochement, should be adopted:
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