Outlook Bright if China Obtains Respite from Aggression Singapore, Mar. 8.
The Manchoukyp issue could be gut into cold storage for the time being, declared Dr. C. T. Wang, former Minister of Foreign Affairs in the Chinese Government, in an interview to-day on his arrival here from Manila, where he and other members of @ Chinese mission investigated the possibilities of developing trode between China and the Philippines.
Dr. Wang stated that China desired friendship with her close and powerful neighbour, but added that Jcapprochement' with Japan would upon the terms.
Tf China were allowed a respite rom further aggression, he continued, the country's outlook would be bright. Otherwise, there was no telling what would happen—Reuter.
Aw aged woman, already past her Tath year, who formerly operated drug den in Wusih, has behaved so well in prison that the authorities have decided to decrease her sent~ ence of 24 years imprisonment to one of twelve years.
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