intention is to win sympathy for China's misfortunes, the withdrawal of an opportunity for Sino-Foreign Intercourse seems to be ill-advised.
This isan argument which the Chinese authorities might well consider when the arrangements for 1935 are contemplated. It is not to be expected that China's view of the causes of recent "disasters" will be endorsed in its entirety by everyone. Still understanding of certain principles which have governed Chinese polley may be usefully stimulated by direct asso-lation with foreign friends. There is no point in letting the case go by default as it could easily do if the bit of seclusion were allowed spread.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.