The Archive · 1929

PROMOTION FOR 'MR. ABEND

Peking, July 12.

'The New York "Times has appointed its Peking correspondent Mr. Hallett Abend, as its chief correspondent in China with headquarters at Shangha'.

—Reuter, will be remembered that the Nanking Government recent-Ip' oaked. the U.S, Minister to deport Mr. Abend, because of Feports which he sent to his paper—Ed. ment, accord ed by General Chiang Kai-shek, to abolish all unequal treaties within three years.

"China is a large country" remarked Dr. Tyau "and with its ancient civilization and with condi tions so different from those of western countries, it is not unlikely that there may be misconceptions in foreign countries regarding developments in China. Upon your return to America, therefore I hope that you will help to bring about a clearer: understanding between the two peoples."

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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