Sino-British Cultural Ca-operatic: for Hankow Departure It ix teaved that the deficits incurred "by the Administration in handling these services may even tually each such proportions that it will be absolutely impossible for printed matter to dye handled at: the existing rates.
The "statement concludes with a hint that the Ministry will have to: study the question thoroughly with der" Cadogan, new" Brit ish Minister to China," presented his credentials to Mr. Lin Sen, presldent of the National Government, of 1 asin. to-day Presenting his credentials sir Alexander, after the usual formalin egy sal The interdependence of nations in modern conditions makes the el-fare of all the interest of each. I shall watch with the closest sym pathy, the economic and political development of China.
"T fully realize the great rexponability which derelves upon me, and Tam determined to share 0 effort in working and collaborating to maintain and strengthen the ing members who have paid their to evolving: measures fees, I have deen assured on the best' authority, will receive receipts and so need not feel anxious about thei rament on Frou page,
"Regarding the foundation work of the Sino-British Cultural Asso ciation, to conserve and improve the
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