Dr, Wellington Koo in a letter to the Secretary-General of the League of Nations, M. Joseph Avenlo, asked an immediate meeting of the Committee tot); Technieal' Collaboration between the League and China.
The committee was established after the Manchurian dispute and has sent foreign medical experts, engineers und technicians to China to assist in reconstruction.
Recently the Committee drafted its 1938 programme under which Chinese students would be sent abroad to study engineering, medicine and science.
Dr. Koo says that programme is impracticable in view of the present crisis, He said China "feels great need would be served. under the present circumstances, if technical assistance were given China in the prevention and control of epidemics and the general relief of civil re-Tugees.
Dr. Koo said he was submitting a memorandurh to the Committee detailing Chinese propósals.—United Press,
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