Rajchman's Appointment as Liaison Agent: Other Activities Paris, July 18.
Dr, Is Rajehman, who was to-day apinited delegate' to China to ce: ordinate the technical advisory work to be carried out there under the auspices of the League of Nations will serve in this capacity for The Ohinese Government will pay his salary and expenses and he ex peels to leave for Nanking in 40, probably with Mr. 'T. V. Soong; Chinese Minister of Finance, who ts now in Paris, 'The committee appointed by the League td consider technical cooperation with China to-day decid-fed at ity' meeting here, that Dr. Rajchmnan's " "functions should those of general Tiaison agent, to supply information from Nanking: to Geneva and. from Geneva to Naning. He is to send frequent interim reports and a detailed quarterly port to the Secretary-General of the League.
endly, De. Rajchnan is to assist the Chinese Government The National. Economic Coun. to ce-ordinate the activities of, the League's advisory experts" in. China.
Bight. countries Britain, France, Iwiy, "Germany, Norway," Crechoslovakia, Spain and. China—will be Teprosented on the committee eeently appointed by the League of Nations to co-ordinate technical ce-operation between the League and China.
"The "committee on technical coopemtion in. China' will meet rem Geneva, probably on the receipt of each' quarterly report from Dr. Rajehman.
was emphasised that Dr. Rajchmann's powers were technical and not political, HHis headquarters will be in Nanking.
Dr. Rajehmam has frequently fed. China in the last ten. years.
One feature of the meeting was the "presence of Mr... Theodore Mariner, Chancellor of the United States Embassy in Paris, as observer in accordance with the committee's invitation. to. America to associate herself with the work.
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