Terse If "The Times," of all London journals, fails to cover Chinese affairs adequately, it is unreasonable perhaps to blame the small Journalistic fry. In its usually excellent, review of the year "The Times" devoted about half of an article on the League of Nations to a brief and competent account of the Manchurian affair and the Lytton Commission activities, Ref. ference was made to Shanghai's troubles. thus: after Japenese" rioting, the September 7 and only ransomed end released on October 20, The value of so perfunctory a contribution to current history 1s Rot easy to assess.
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