In connexion with the announce-mort of the Fursisn Office that De. Hu Stib, Dr. V. K. Ting and Dr. C.
Wang have accepted Sir Austen Chamberlain's invitation to serve as} Chinese members on the committee which is to advise the Foreign Secretary as to the ut the funds of the China In:
will be recalled that Indemoity Application Act provi there should be at least two} Chinese members on this committee! end that, on the regretted death of Sir John Jordan, it was decided further to strengthen the Chinese membership by the appointment of fa third Chinese.
Dr. Hu Shih, Dr. Ting and Dr. Wang will join Lord Willingdon's The American Vice-Consul has delegation in China, been ordered to Hsinyangchow Dr. Hu Shih fs Professor of from Nankow to investigate with Philosophy and English at Peking regard to the Rev, Bly and the University, is leader of Rev, Nelson—Reuter's Pacific movement for Titerature, a brilliant. philosopher simplifying Chinese
fand an outstanding figure in edueatonal Lutheran Mission work in Honan. Ko Dr. Ting is general manager of fume to China for the ion 38 years the lion at Hanyang 4 Pete, she Jr 100, the dour after E58] Geojogieal Survey of, China. He] Siw, Westman, prides of the [has stued at Cambridge and Lutheran College at' Fiyane, sun and vu womber of the" church of Sweden Mission, who to shang hal recently" to" attend. the con} the Aerociation for Christian foacaton, "saar, when he, waa farrow ow route to. Shangh situation at Hsinyangchow was off feritical a nature that no word had Teen received from the mission forces gow and is a leading education ae well as a mining expert.
Dr. Wang has been closely con-neeted with Chinese railway development and administration. He]
interested in the Y.M.C.A., plague prevention work and various philanthropic movements.
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