JAPAN & CHINA
CHINA'S FOREIGN' POLICY. NO FURTHER CONCESSION TO FOREIGN POWERS. Paris, Feb. 13. The Foreign Minister, WRng, member of the Chinese Peace Delegation, interviewed, said China's foreign policy includes the following: She will join forcea with the United States and other democracies in Europe, and expect their aid in establishing China as a sovereign independent nation; she will object to the control of any portion of Chinese territory by a mandatory; she will refuse to make further concession to foreign Powers, and will abrogate existing treaties regarding concessions.—Aus.-N.Z. Cable Assn. THE JAPANESE DEMANDS. Peking, Feb. 13. Although cabinet and the diplomatic commission advised Hsu Shi Chong to accede to the 1 Japanese demands that the Chinese peace delegates act in consonance with those of Japan, the president has not yielded. Instead he has cabled Paris expressing hta confidence in the Chinese delegates.—Aus.-N.Z. Ca*ble Asso-
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Taranaki Daily News, 17 February 1919, Page 7
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