In this list are some very interesting men. Dr, Ta Chen is one of China's foremost sociologists—an expert on migration and labour problems. His it Portance in these fields creasing; Mr. Sun Fo,] eastern University in Nanking; Hu Shih is no longer connected with the Government University as given in this list, but his suomies jestingly refer to him as} The Sage—a sarcasm which - his friends accept as a correct approximation of his place in the history of his country. The others are identified by their designations in the list. It is a remarkable fact that so many of these men are doing constructive jobs and that so few of them are actually in Government service—only Sun Fo, Chiang Monin, C.F, Wang and Sam Young. The publication of this honours list may stimulate Mr. Loy Chang of the Harvard Club to produce 'a similar one for his university and perhaps Yale can do the same. It would' be interesting to compare notes. Columbia University, however, has this outstanding claim to fame in China—among its first Chinese students was the grand old man the country, Mr, Tong Shao-
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