Paris political quarters well versed in Far Enstern affairs hail with satisfaction the appointment of Dr. Wang Chung-hui to the post China's "Foreign Minister. Pointing out that Dr. Wang is one of the most representative personalities of new China, they emphasize that he man of great learning, a jurist of world repute, possessing also a thorough knowledge of English and German, The new Chinese Foreign Minister, it is stated here, made many friendships in Europe and particularly The Hague International Court of Justice, whereof he was one of the most distinguished members.
Paris observers abstain from forecasting the future orientation of China's Foreign policy following Dr. Wang's appointment, but express the conviction that the now head of the Waichizopu, who was one of the early followers of Dr. Sun Yat-sen will pursue with great brilliancy the supple and skillful policy followed by Young China with no tittle success, despite the extremely delicate situation existing between China and) Japan—Havas.
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