Dr. Wang Chung-hui, Chinese wat Chinese rnghal, Oct. 22.
Judge of the International Cour: of Justice at. The Hague, arrived io Shanghai from: Honakong.yesterdy by the Empress of Canada.
"n'a written statement to the Tocal press, Dr. Wong said that, although Revreurned to China recently from Europe with the purpose of making Stour of various provinces and Rot desire to take par in politics, at The request of friends, he had since his fern vite ender of vara, {eavures for national salvation." I ravinees in order 10 a
twas gratifying to. Rote that all lead fers expressed their readiness to work for unity through peaceful means, Daring is visit to Hongkong. Dr wang continued, he interviewed, Mf.
an-min, "the veteran Party Jeader, who made i clear that entertained. no suspicion against any particular. individual in. the govern rent although there might have been itis "differences between firn and other government leaders. Should thave in. power stow their ineerity in carrying out reforms, friticie. "The Chinese Hiagve was reticent in regard to the Feoult of his exchange of ews. with the. leaders Canton.
A DE Wane, who wa welemed. upon 3 oficiais and relatives, would leave arrival yesterday by a large group
meet Gen. Chiang Kaishek and Mis. "Wang Ching-wet after exchanit {nig views' with members of COG in
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