The Archive · 1928

A Definite Programme

'A definite programme had een enacted, the three aspects of which were preparation of delegates and scholarly and unbiassed studies of problems which could be presented at the biennial conferences; an intensive programme of education towards an international mind in which connection the speaker saw danger in the present day China a narrow brand of Nation alist; and finally a research upon little ' known problems, as for example Manchuria, population China and the food' supply.

Following Mr, Chen's address, Mise A, Viola Smith, president of the A. W. C, thanked the speaker for the able' presentation of his subject. Thoughts were being turn ed'more and mere, she said, to Pan. Pacifism, and as' evidence of this were mentioned the work of the Joint Committee of Women's Organizations which is collecting for presentation at the Conference in Honolulu ist of the current year, and of the American Association of University Women who will have Day at their April Miss Smith expressed, tige, the hope that round table or open-forum discussion might be made available by: the Institute workers hero in Shanghai for the foreign community which would be much interested,

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