Chungking, Oct. 1, "the attitude and policy of the! Chinese Government cannot be altered by any such treaties as. that Signed by Japan and the Axis pow. fers." the Foreign Minister, Dr. Wang Chiung-hui told the press' yesterday.
"While the new alliance provides a preponderant role to its signatories In the establishment of a new order in Europe and East Asia, it complete-disdain the legal status and terests of all other countries on both, continents.
"The aim of the Chinese Govern: ment, on the other hand." he continued, "has always been to maintain international order, so that all coun tries may live peacefully and on an. equal footing.
\s in the past, China will con-tintie to oppose with energy all agsreasion aiming to establish this new "he Chinese Government and people will continue their struggle: for the maintenance of legal order, and will weer reccgnice any accord signed by the Jepanese with the object of establistsng this new order,' Dr. Wang Chung-hui concluded.—Havas.
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