Reverting to North China, the For eign 'Minister pointed out' that: the area "was as much Chinese territory other. provinces." satisfactory result can be obtained by negotiations carried on with political questions left as they are."
The Foreign Minister replied frankly and in detail to several questions on subjects varying from the situa-ion in Europe, consequent upon the Spanish rebellion, to the relations China with Britain, the Soviet Union. and Japan.
rhe political and economic status of North China will not be stabilized Until the questions of East Hopel and wriggling are settled," Dr. Wang "Any political' or economic measures taken under present condlons are useless.
"If these questions can be peace-{ully. settled, Tam confident that the
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