Peiping, Mar, 2 Mr, Hsu Shiteying, the' pow' Ambassador to Japan, who" has' been visiting here, lett for the "south "at 10 o'locke this. morning, In an interview with the press before "his departure, Mr, Hw said that in_his conversations. with, Gen. Sung 'Cheh-yuan, Chairman of the Hopel-Charhar Polltleal Coune, he urged' the latter to. "take Rood "care internal "administration? which Hes at the root of all diplomacy,"
Mr, Hsu said he urged Gen, Sung to see that the people of North Chi fre rescued from poverty, for the nation is. vich, her diplomacy it Powerful: if the nation in poor, her Aiptomatie policies are' naturally Some time ago there was considerable talk regarding the closing of large stores in Kilaiskya street, and Hquidations of entire stocks indicated the departure from Harbin of a number of large businessmen at the be-Binning of the year, but the owners who paid visits to Shanghai, found that trade was no better in the south, and returned to Harbin to continue their businesses. One or two of these Japanese manufacture, the prices ing tar below those of foreign makes though in boots and shoes the foreign houses are still doing n fairly good trade,
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