CHINA'S FOREIGN POLICY.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue LXXIV, 15 February 1919, Page 5

CHINA'S FOREIGN POLICY.

OBJECTIONS TO ANY CONTRL BY

MANDATORY.

GERMANY'S REAL OPINION

HEFLECTED BY BERLIN BOURSE,

(Received Feb. 15, 8.40 a.m.) PARIS, Feb. 13. The foreign Minister, Wang, a member of the Chinese peace delegation, interviewed, said that China's foreign policy includes the following: She will Join forces wtith the United States and other democracies in Europe and expects their aid in establishing China as a sovereign independent nation; she will object to control of any portion of Chinese territory by a mandatory ; she will refuse to make further concessions 4o foreign Powers j and will abrogate existing treaties granting concessions. Interviewed regarding the report that the Berlin Bourse revived on the acceptance of the mandatory system, Mr Hughes said that no condemnation of the system could affect the Bourses, which have no sentiment. The Berlin Bourse's view reflects Germany's real -•pinion.—Au®;-N.Z. Cable Assni