The Archive · 1929

Attention to American Affairs

We inaugurated on March exclusive to the "North-Chit special service of telegrams, Daily News," which we have every confidence wi I prove a great feature and a tractive to all our 1 ders, especially America The United Press is an old and well found news agency with a repr ition in America. With this organization we have now inged to be supplied with an extensive e of cables, This will cover all the principal events of the world, but particular attention will be rected to the ati its of the United States and Li in Ameri Stock Exchange and commercial news will also be recorded.

AS an example of Ww our new service is likely to provide we an have net only interesting description of the proceedings in Washington at Pre dent Hoover's inauguration, but also his inaugural addie Other messuyes of interest will also be noted, Stimson's Congratulations Orient is a different world and he, The introduction of th in our. paper also mari portant extension of the United Press service which has not hitherto wen regularly distributed in China, In this connection Culonel Henry 1, Stimson, retiring Governor General of the Philippines, who wil Bo Secretary of State in President Hoover's cabinet, has sent the followings message tu the United Pr mot adequately support his reres in the Far East.

Of such a service: help bring us into ple at home, and will, I think, greatly conuce to successfully carrying out the high and unselfish pur: poses which the United States ha in the Orient." similar message of cordial certainly cong: United Press on the estal of ity new Intreau in opening it believe that United Press will perform a new public serving of national The greatest difieulty in presenting Amerien in the Orient has been, in the past, the paucity of news from the Orient to the American people and back again To the average American the congratulations comes from Mr.

'A. Gilmore, Acting Governor General of the Philippines; and Mr. Fleisher, proprietor of the Japan Advertiser," Tokyo, writes "We have depended upon the United Press to w greater extent than any other news service for many years for our American and. world news and have always found it complete, reliable and impartial."

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