Friends of Mr, Joseph Wild who lately left China' after serving for a few years as Director of the China Printing & Finishing Company and who before then was a member of the British Economic Mission to. the Far East of 1930-31, will be delighted to learn that he has been appointed by the Board of Trade at Home to be a member of the Spindles Board the! place of the late Mr. Richard Houghton, This Board was setup on the passing of the Cotton Industry Act last year and Mr. Wild's appoint ment to it Is hailed by the "Manchester Guardian" as popular, His Tong experience is thus again being used for the benefit of the industry the prosperity of which he has 50 much at heart. Before coming to the Far East Mr. Wild was chairman of various important. spinning companies, a director of the Liverpool Cotton "Association and had filled other industrial posts in the Industry's organization, On arrival in England with his wife and daughters this Spring he settled down in Southport,
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