In an article on China's foreign rolutions, Dr. Wang Chung-hui, Min'cter of Foreign Aftirs, writes:
"If the foreign Powers are to main-{ain the present balance of power in the Pacific and to prevent their own rights and interests from being en-Lirely driven out of this Continent an aggressor who cannot satiated, there is no other alternative except to terminate all financial relations and completely stop: commercial intercourse of every description with pan, "In the meantime, China, who has. been carrying on her struggle against the aggressor for the last two years in face of great dimeulties, and who will continue to do so indefaitely, has been defending not only her own ter~ ritorial integrity, but also the very, principles upon which the security of Civilization hinges.
"Therefore, any assistance rendered by foreign Powers 10 China to over throw the Japanese militarists, will help to stabilize conditions in the Far East and restore permanent peace in the Pacific, which' cannot fail'to have far-reaching and beneficial effects in other parts of the world:"—Reuter.
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