Real world unity is more than just a system of holding together he divergent national policies of the governments of the world," declared Professor Charles Hodges, of New York University, in a speech given on Aug. 22 ati the monthly meeting of the American University Club, "The ultimate solution of this vexing problem of world unity can be found only in the eventual harmonizing of the Various social orders now existing.
Prof. Hodges, who is making study of the political and economic problems of the world, recently arrived in Shanghai after having toured England, Germany, Rossia, and Manchuria." He will leave shortly for Japan where he will continue his observations, after which he will re-tum to the United States to make comprehensive of his report studies.
In his talk on the "Danger Spots in' World Politics," Prof. Hodges expressed keen disappointment in. the failure of the London Economic Conference, and attributed this failure to the "supremacy of econo mie nationalism over economic internationalism." Contributing factors were the large number of side is-ques injected into the proceedings of the conference and the lack of friendly feeling. The combined Baglish and "Continental press attack upon America was a sterling
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