Chinese American Trade Body Hold Meeting 'The Chinese American Trade Council held one of its regular meetings fat the Bankers' Club last Wednesday. fat noon, The list of members present Included Messrs, C. H. French, Julean 'Arnold, W. H. Plant, Mark L.' Mody, 'A. E. Schumacher. R. E. O'Bolger, M. Howes, P. H. Bordwell, K. P. Chen, P. W. Kuo, B. L. Chery Ling Kong-hou, P. W: Tsou, and. S. Miao. Dr. P. W. Kuo called the meet. Ing to order and stated that owing fo" oMeial duties at Nanking, Mr. Chang Kia-ngan and Mz. Chen Chieh will not be able to attend all the meetings of the Council in the future ard that Mr. Tsuyee Pol, and Mr. B.L. Chen have been asked to attend as alternates, Dr. Kuo further expressed the wish of Mr. Chang Kis hhgau, Chalrmun. of the Council, 12 be relieved of the chairmanship and recommended Mr, K. P. Chen to take his place. "Mr. Chen was unanimous ly elected as. the Chairman of the Council. Mr. T. S, Miao was elected alternate secretary-treasurer 10 Francis K, Pan.
Mr. French who recently made a trip to the United States was welcomed back by the members present fand requested to speak about his observations in America. Mr. French spoke of the efforts exerted by Mr. Forbes, Chairman of the American Economic Mission to the Far East, toward the carrying out of the recom mendations of. the Economic Mission. He emphasized the need of better in. formation concerning the political situation in China. According to Mr. French, the American people in general do not have adequate knowledge of what is really taking place out here, while their basle fecting is full of sympathy and good will toward the Chinese Government and people.
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