Much of this is a storm in a tea-cup. Mr, Bertrand Russell 'a quite unsuitable man for the Committee. His god, s0 far as the Far East is concerned, is Sun Yat-sen, who he thinks is the only! Chinese patriot, though I should imagine his Bolsheviss. principles! are the ones which Mr. 7 admires more than an} that this is not an exaggeration, 1 may quote the following from the! Labour "Daily Herald" which stuffed with misrepresentations de signed to injure Grea' Britain:— note upon the Troy: adorn "The Labour Party would be well advised to keep d-watchful eye upon the lemiings of the. Tory Government. with Chinnt" A. steady enmpaign of allened Dolshevik propaganda on the part other it bei eat-the times and the Morn inthe near future for Anglo: full} eapplicd with, photographs of the hated one ty Ban ata', totes recent fighting in Canton, and no "of walifying my fe mis anslted his fellow the "shipping year wares gua "there omplogers. refused it ahong whet they struck for higher Meee" Ghee unions, He. organized Paneetl general trike of the nie See Teomalnredunvarantl and ERNE cSrnmniy im mekong. This
hocking Uy: the ongkong of an Hongkong and) Shanghai Bank.
Ginaemed, and unprovoked. atiaek swan" then made upon" Sum Yat-sen', Mpperters by. Merchant Volunteers"
From Shadpnevooaly ature In rms treacherous raid "on_peaceful citizens whi parading in'eelebration of the an-riy. off, the Republic " was. the Cause of the "havoc™ cunningly" fasten fed by our propagandists on. Sun Yat-
""Knother offence. of Sun Yat-sen, on the iimionion of Sie Charlon Addis the Honsitong & Shanghai Bi (einstion auch drantie revision'of a Concession "given by his corrupt Pres Seeesnors" ad" would! have. rendered Valucless to. the concessionaires.
nose donot need. foretell then that the white communities, the" abuse: their privileges by" the Tana Intriseuen, ae the source 6f most of" China'e troubles.
They. know that to the British th four hundred, milieus of" Chin Futhing ut trades they, obs Chineer in public thoroughfares; they Corps in Shanghai moule and fe now that foreign control of Chinese Eistone barely pretends tobe, impai fine" Moy en Feady in a book. y's rament American thet the American Mr. Lowes Dickinson is a very able writer on China, but nobody_ would contend that he is up to date any way with respect to that country, or that he possesses any. real vision of China's modern quirements, Evidently many people think that the Uovernment intends to devote the money less to education than to commerce. This I think is pure imagination, It is true that the FBI. is trying to urge some sort of policy in this direction, but is not popular, and will certainly not receive general public approval. People think, however, that industry should be represented on the Committee, because it would only! antagonize it, if its interests were
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