The Archive · 1935

GRAVE LANDS

Floods and famines of recent years which have taken tremendous toll of human life have directed intensified interest to. the better utilization of and in China for it constitutes a national problem of increasing magnitude. Not only does it bear en in-Jereasea food production and a more profitable cultivation of land already fin use, but it envisages the utilization lot cther areas which have not yet been brought under cultivation, One of the astounding facts of the Chinese /agricultu mi situation is the large area covered with graves and the steady ingesingrehicehow-kan "Fk HW) 38 FU)

Cunnwest $18 ren annual, $040 PER cory encroachment, 20 speak of the dead

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