Dr. ©. T. Wang's Talk to American University Club invite you to embark with me ona voyage to dreamland that is China in 1963," said Dr, C. 'T. Wang! fon April 0: in opening his address to the American University Club at a isin held at the American Club. There was an unusually large attendance for the purpose of honour-Ing China's newly appointed Ambassador to the United States and to bid him bon voyage.
Judge Milton J. Helmick, President] of the American University Club, presided and, at the conclusion of {iain, rose to make several announcement. The club's prom this year is to be held at the French Club on May 21 and Judge Helmick expressed the hope that it would be "louder and funnier than ever." He then introduced Dr. F.C. Yen who in turn infiodueed Dr. C.. Wang.
Before carrying his audience on the voyage to the China of 1961, Dr. "Wang emphasized the Importance of the turning-point in China's. history which took place in 1911. He divid-the turning-point Into three main phases: the political, the industrial, and that phase concerned with the mental attitude of the people.
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