Geneva, Sept. 30.
Although he is deeply grateful for the honour conferred upon him Dr. }Alfred Sze, the Chinese Minister to London, to-day informed the United Press that he will not be able to Jaccept his appointment as the For-Jeign Minister of China to succeed Dr. C. 'T. Wang, who has resi Dr, Sze, who Chief of the Chinese Delegati ithe League of Nations Counci the following announcement to the United Press:
"T have informed my Government that for personal reasons I cannot Jaccept the appointment as Foreign Minister to succeed Dr. Wang.'
Dr. Sze announced that he has Jdeclined to become the Foreign [Minister of China as he prepared to fight again before the Council of the League of Nations for China's Interests in the Sino-Japanese er in Manchuria—United Press.
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