On the other hand, he admits that the preliminary agreement may be a mere compromise aiming to smooth out difficulties impeding the opening of negotiations proper in the Tientsin dispute.
"Its significance in that case wil depend upon the manner in which it is implemented by the negotiations now taking place and by its application to developments in China in the future.
"Action speaks louder than words. "It remains to be seen then when ther the new agreement really marks the beginning of a new policy on the part of Britain towards the Far East in general and China in particular, "I cannot refrain from expressing the hope that the apprehensions which are now generally entertained in China regarding the real British intentions as revealed in the new agreement will be found unwarranted in fact" Dr. Koo states in con-elusion.—Havas. was not deafly mentioned as to who will attend the conference sugi to be held in Shanghai.
"presumed that they will be represe of the Kuomintang who support Mr. Wang.
"The same paper recently pub-also many. other telegrams ig Mr. Wang but the above other telegrams Trawlers to Be Used As Mine-Sweepers
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