In n speech given. jointly on be. half of the hosts, it was pointed out that Mr. Soong's trip to the United States and Europe was of primary importance to China, as his observations of the conditions abroad undoubtedly would be used by' the Government as a guide to China's future foreign policy. In view of his ability and past achieve.
the delegation pointed out that hopes of economic reconstruc China rested on Mr. Soong. alone.
In reply, Mr. Soong repeated that all foreign countries were willing and ready to extend close financial ce-operation to China. Referring to the poor conditions of farms in China and the economic depression, he said the depression was not la, Limited to China alone, but was world During his travel abroad, he found number of Snemployed in the various countries alarming.
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