Will Assume New Post in South America Signor Vincenzo Lojacono, the Uiring Italian Ambassador to China, was accorded a warm farewell on February 15 when. he sailed from Shanghai in the s, Conte Rosso with his wife and three children, bound for Italy. "He will go to Rome: and then, after spending a few months in Italy, will continue to South America to assume his new post as Ambassador to Brazil, His successor in the Italian Emassy in'China ts to be Signor Guill Cora, whose most recent post has been T will close as I began, with another quotation from remarks which Sir Harry Parkes on September 0, 1863, 64 years ago, addressed to the business community of Shang? foreigners, Britshers, and' Chinese: loser union I sincerely echo those sentiments and I hope everyone of us here, each our own spheres, will lend helping hand towards that closer cooperation, understanding and mutual Sympathy which engenders true friendships, which I feel sure all of us so. genuinely, eagerly and fervently desire, "A Wee ley"
Mr, Singloh Hsu, in moving a vote of thanks, said that a policy of selt-Suflclency on the part of many nations was responsible for many of the economic evils of the world to day. There were, fortunately, exceptions in governments which thought otherwise, and more and more the nations were beginning to realise the futility of a policy of self~ Sulency and were trying to cooperate, Mr, Kirkpatrick's" mission was another proof of the wise policy of the British Government, that of ce-operation instead of the other alternatives, China's great task to-day was that of national economic reconstruction that of Ambassador to Chile where hho has been stationed since 1935, Previous to that appointment he was JAMinister to Bulgaria. He is expected to arrive in China in April or May.
With the arrival of Signor Loja econo in China on January' 7, 1935, in the s, Conte Rosso, the italian Lega tion was automatically raised to the status of an. Embassy, From 1932 Until his appointment to the China Embassy, Signor Lojacono had been the Ttalian Ambassador to Turkey. He has taken an active Interest in all forms of Talien economic and cultural activities, and' Mr. Kirkpatrick's mission would help China "towards a speedier solution of that problem; any scheme ce-operation had to be mutual He wished the mission every success its venture
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.