Miss Freda White who makes special study of the League of Nations and its problems has published an interesting account of the last Assembly of the League—the Afteenth in the serles—under the auspices of the League of Nations Union. China may be. particularly Interested in this account for Miss White asserts that Mr, Quo Tal-chis Japeech on the Manchurian issue wat the ablest delivered at that "Assembly. This expression of opinion is not Worthy in view of the warm reces tion given to Mr. Quo Tai-chi at the annual dinner of the China Associa-ton being reported in this journal today, Moreover private letters from Shanghailanders in London endorse the view that the Chinese Minister has become quite a personality in London and his activity. in various ways is gaining a wider understand. ing of and sympathy with the men who" are tackling China's dimeutt problems in the spot. Mr. Quo Tal. chi himself is a modest man and well aware of the peril of being well-spoken of "by" all The comments are, however, worth notins if only in justice to & hardworking! diplomat.
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