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laws to the economic activities in this country of nationale of any foreign Powers which correctly understanding the fair attitude of the Hainking Government, may desire to open intercourse with Manchoukuo, invest capital, conduct business or to cooperate in the exploitation of this Empire's natural resources.
Heinking warns foreign Powers.
indicates ancient treaties cannot now be applied to
Manchoukuo.
Jeopardise independence.
Government however ready to cooperate with countries
aware of new situation.
Special for M.D.N.
Hsinking. December 7.
The statement of Fremier
Marshal Chang Ching-hui, given out here today with regard to the consular agreement between Manchoukuo and Poland, is construed by observers here as containing a blunt clarification of the Hainking Government's foreign policy and a warning to those foreign Powers still refusing to recognize the real facts of the
New East Asiatic situation.
The statement, these observers opine, sets forth Manchoukuo's views and firm convictions about her general international relations. What is declared in the statement, they believe alludes especially to the Empire's policies versus (1) codefence with Japan, (2) the establishment of friendly relations with the new regimes in such neighbouring lands as China and the Meng Chiang region, (3) relations with Germany, Italy and Nationalist Spain joining in the anti-Comintern crusade and (4) relations with the foreign owers which have not yet recognized Manchoukuo
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