Dr. Sze Refuses Appointment to Post: Public Dissatisfaction Over Manchuria Dr. CT. Wang, Minister of Foreign Affairs, has resigned hig post. Following' the acceptance of iis." resignation at the Central Political "Council meeting held Wednesday morning, Dr. Alfred Sze, Minister to the court of St. James and Chief of the Chinese "delega-ition to the League of Nations has been appointed to succeed him.
The growing dissatisfaction over the attitude of the Government towards the Manchuria develop~ ments of the people ig said to the cause of Dr. Wang's action, He ig. at present in Nanking, suite ing from injuries received at the students" attack on Monday morning.
The news which was widely citculated in. Shanghai, was confirmed by a Kuo Min News Agency report from Nanking. General Chan Chun, Mayor of Shanghai, and hi officials of the Shanghai Oifice of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs told a representative of the "North-China Daily News" on Wednesday. atter-noon that no official information had been received, Dr, Wang eft here for, Nanki last. week and when" interviewe by a Chinese news agency reporter intimated that he would readily give his post to any able Rumour "had it early this week at Dr, Wang had tendered resignation following his arrival King. the present Political Vice-Minister, will be the acting Minister of Foreign Affairs during Dr. Sze's absence from China, The "same "report, says General Chen "Ming-shu, former Chairman of the Kwangtung Pro-'Vinelal "Government, Las been ap-Nanking and Shanghai in order to inted Garrison Commander of
{facilitate the coming of the Canton caders to Shanghat for tment of questions affecting national unity, Revie situation, the Kuo ing the Min New writes: "While gen the dispute with Japan is still in most acute stage, the domestic horizon, however, is vapidly lift the Chinese Minister to London and the. Chief of the Chinese Delegation to Geneva, as, the Foreign Minister of China sonsly" China's position before the Council of the League of Nations with regard. to. the Sino-Japanese crisis in Manchuria.
Council of the. League lof Nations has yet to discover a {formula for solving the Sino-Japan-fosse. crisis but it is generally admitted that turn of events in. King, which has made Dr. Sze a Foreign Minister, may do much toward marshalling. world opinion in China's favour.—United Press.
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