It Isa new thing in China this wise effort to bring foreign workers In China into ce-operation with Chi nese workers vice-versa. The Genfralissimo and Madame Chiang never to preach the lesson that many advantageous things can be learned from: the foreigner, and that it i9 merely Pisin common sense for China to learn what she can while she can. The sooner the wisdom of that policy soaks into the national conscience the quicker will China rive. But the very expression of it from people so highly placed opens a new era in China since it sounds the death-knell of the old-time at-Aitude towards those foreigners who have elected to give their lives. service in China for the good of the Chinese people.
Before leaving by air for Ninghsia this morning, the Generalissimo. delivered a stirring address to the local military and civil officers and. local members of the Kuomintang. party, which he appealed. strongly for sensible and honest. tulflment Gutles for the ultimate good of the country. Two visitors present at the fathering who had arrived that morning ofter a wild day and night car journey "from far western Kokonor, were old General Ma Lin and his nephew General Ma Pu-chin (not his son as was stated in a telegraphic report). "Another "nephew General Ma Pu-tang, started with them but got ill on the way and had to walt over.
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