That this i Inrgely rae no one will be inclined to deny. But the Tact that they ate young and that they have had little practical experience in solving such intensely Problens as" face China today should convince them of the need of Keeping the advice of plder countries. "Dr. Chew said that tothe Russian Reds belongs the credit Ede traning and stallling the new military force which considered. necessary to Insure lity" of government. "China sppealed to America first," he stated, surprising a good many of his RTE eae newt Bacon trid France also falled to respond sad when vie Busslans came' with Sheer of miltaty instruction "ant financial help, the Chinese Nationa into were overwhelmed. They look.
upon the Reds. as disinterested frlenta and. saviours, while the Reds looked upon, the Chinese any. propagandists for. their) Yeolutlonary Incas. Te was a per fectly "mutual. ipitonderstanding, hich for the frst time in. Maton? worked 2 char 'The doctor, "with whom many Pacite Coast' Americans, will be Acquainted, wont on to tell that 1 well take '$192000,000° to. maintain the necessary army and navy. in China, and: that asa result of a Conference called last "month, srhich representatives from all-the provinces attende military mean, he said, that sil students fellages wil be compelled to. take millesry training for three yeats fod attend summer military camps this Is true, then Heaven Chinas Anyone ho, hes Lived practically any interior city" dum ing the last fen years or 0 wil be acquainted with the effect of the training o€ Chinas but China's insincere Trends, could wish her to adopt conse However, Dr. Chew assures "th part of the world that with the army and navy assured, and with the reconstruction programme gun, China cannot progress until it has adjusted its tariff problem.
"To make China an independent nation in fact as well as in name, this Chinese editor, dealing other problems facing China is " vie of other nations, "there must be a complete revision of li her treaties, making them re. ciprocal, and' there should be strict adherence to Chinese laws by al] foreigners who choose to make China their home"—While any person who has lived in China ant has come to love the Chinese peop! for many beautiful national traits cannot withhold some admiration for such ideals, he must instinetive-
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