ent photograph of Mr. rained tov garden, party on Aug. 30, te tour With tr. Soong mre" cies. Ax hin mission had been completed, he returned to China. News the Yellow River' flood catas-{fone reached him while he was his way home, He expressed deep sorrow for the sufferers, and Aighiy praised the "collet "work tone by "the Government.
Referring to the construction work carried on abroad Mr. Soong! old: China, should. follow uch txainple. "In order to. make. sock JGevelopment. possible, all leaders. of Ghina and the people. must. co-Sperate closely and "concentrate en ational resources. Poor. and. weak fas the is, China stil stands on Pet fect. "With the. whole nation beat fu reconstruction work, she" world be far better of Willing Assistance In a subsequent interview with press representatives, at his resid-fence, Mr. Soong said all foreign countries "were favourably disposed China. Referring to the question of the rumoured foreign loans to China, Mr. Soong stated he could that discuss it before he reported to ernment. He said. all. for policy of the United States was caryled out on the same lines In a statement to various public ies, Br. Soong expressed his we ciation of the warm welcome] He said he was ooked upon mot as a delegate from a country which had lost four provinces, but was well received, Which went to show the friendly Foreign relations with China. He also urged them to ce-operate with the Government to build up the country. nee on the Arrival of Jetty, while precau- Shanghai; Messrs. Soong Tse-liang!
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