Dr, C, 7. Wang, newly appointed Chinese" Ambassador to America in succession to Dr, "Alfred Sze, turned here from Europe on October 3 in the s. Conte, Rosso. at the head of China's athletic delega~ ton to the recent World Olympiad at Berlin, Accompanied by Mrs. Wanj joleran Chitiese diplomat greeted atthe Northern Wharf {he China Merchants" Steam Navig lon Company, by a large group of oficial representatives.
In the course of an interview granted to local press representatives Dr. Wang declared that Judging from the present situ tion in China and the world at large, self-reliance and national. solidarity fare the only way out for China if she cares to save herself from the present tis, "At present," he said, "we can not depend upon the help" of other Powers which are also engrossed with their own problems. The present trouble in Spain has created a general unrest in the whole of Europe:
The Lengue of Nations, in the opinion of the veteran diplomat, is dependable, Despite ite. recent ization, it ig. still Ineffective organ to solve international Dr. Wang expressed gratification over the recent amicable. settlement fof the Liang-Kwang impasse which, hho said, has created y favourable pression abroad. Now that nations Unity Is achieved, he hoped, all national strength which has hitherto been divided due to internal dissent slons, should be concentrated toward national salvation work, The "Chinese Ambassador Washington is shortly leaving for Nanking to interview General Chang Chun, Minister of Foreign Affairs, to Fecolve instructions regarding "his! future duties In the United States. He also expects to see General Chiang Kai-shel, President of the Executive Yuan, when the latter returns to the capital from Kuling.
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