The Archive · 1930

American Survey of China

Washington, Jan. 20, In a survey of reconstruction in China" published to-day by the Foreign Policy "Association, it was declared that the difficulties of the National Government at Nanking are due to the fact that this Government is trying to, administer the whole of China while General Chiang Kai-shek actually control only of the provinces about Nanking.

The report surveyed both sides of the controversy centring about the recent American Red: Cross report on China, pointing out the China International Famine Relief Commission's declaration" that 20,000,000 persons will be destitute until June, 1930, although relief finds ate being administered most efficiently with "insignificant" loss.

The "survey emphasizes the development. of aviation. and wire-Jess enterprises. in China: recently.—United Press.

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