Control of Epidenties and Civilian Relief Urged De, Wellington Koo in a loiter to the Secretary-General of the League for Nations, M. Joseph Avento, asked fan Immediate meeting of the Committee for Technical Collaboration Detweon the League and China, "The committee was established after the SManchurian dispute and has sent oreign medical experts, engineers fand technicians (o China to assist Recently the Commnitice drafted its 1830 programme under which Chinese students would be sent abroad to Study engineering," medicine and science, impractie view of, the present Dr. Hoo says that programme is
ferus, He said China "feels groat Fneed would" be served, under' the [present circumstances, if' technical sistance were given' China in prevention and control of epidemies ud the general relief of civil falling" Chinese propdsals.—United Press, Germany Refuses Invitation Berlin, Sept 24, Germany has, declined, "for. well-own reasons." to take' part in the discussions of the "Advisory Committee of the League on the Sino-
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