A Denial of " Young China"
Propaganda London, Sept. 1.
The suggested remission of the Roxer indemnities is discussed in a letter to The Times" to-day by Mr. Long Liang, Chairman of the Chinese United Association for the League of Nations. He expresses the opinion that the -dea is viewed too much from the commercial standpoint of how it may benefit British trade, and thinks that it should rather considered as an accustomed British deed of generosity.
In connexion with the advisability of importation of new ideas and new knowledge into China, Mr. Liang dwells on the necessity of carefully—selecting only the most suitable graduates of Chinese home universities. He refutes the suggestion that organized propaganda is being conducted by a semi-official section of "Young China" for remissions of the indemnities and
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