Washington, Dec. 9.
Conferences between leading American Ambzssadors, high officials of the State Department and President Roosevelt were held today apparently on shaping a foreign policy on the basis of isolation of the western hemis sphere behind an impenetrable wall of defensive armament High Administration officials said the rapidly changing political seen: of the European "balances of power" Have forced the United States to re-View world affairs and describe the European situation on a 24-hour basis because of possible daily changes "Aloof from European Coitntries"
Berlin, Dec. 10. "The interest of German business Circles in the economic development of China was again manifested by lectures organized here yesterday by the Society for the Study of China, Herr Lehmann who was for many yenrs a technica! adviser ig the Chi-wace Government, stressed the importance of the motor traffic develop-Ment in contemporary China and gave an interesting account of the Chinese Government's road-building plans. "The lecturer declared that whereas the total length of roads in China today was over 18,000 kilometres, it would within a relatively short time amount to 50,000.
In a detailed exposition of the fuel pro lem in China, Herr Vogtenberger of the Shanghai branch of the Otto Wolf Company, stressed that the cooperation of Germans and Chinese in this domain had produced excellent results, They represented President Roosevelt as being convinced that the only e policy ior the United ioliow would be to remain aloof from:
European overtures The President believed in wod neighbourliness" policy for th western hemisphere to be backed by sufficient armed power to make t pering in north end south American extremely dangerous, the At the Church of Christ the King yesterday afternoon the place of Mr. Charles John Guigni ignard, and Miss, Joan Sylvia BU o. C.
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