Noted Canadian Missionary's Impressions Changes in Inland China during the past fourteen years were. the subject of a imerview with Dr.
simattong by a representative othe ""North-Chinn " Herald" Frigay, Dee Armatrong, for 20 years past identified with the Fore Sign Missionary Department of the United Churen' of Canada' in which hho now naids the post of Secretary of Foreign Missions ts at the moment Shanghai on his third tour of the Chinese mission field. His. present trip, is third since 1918, has thus far taken him through Japan. oan. churia, Korea, and Northern China, land for the past four weeks, he ha! been travelling through" northern Especially does progress during the past fourteen years seem to have Impressed the noted preacher. Mainly' does this "manifest in me creasing ease of transportation" and changing customs. "The bicycle was a curiosity in Inland "China when. 1 was neve in 1918, and now It. everywhere. The' motor bus was unknown, and it is now in_ common lise." An' aeroplane no longer causes anyone to stare at it. Railways. are dependable, and trains are on time I"faw only two queues during my four weeks in' pure country thrash which T travelled on a bicycle, and formerly the cools all Nad queues Footbinding is practically 0. per ent. gone. inthe country, and has heariy'gone in the ellis, for neither mission nor government' schools will accept girls with bound fect. Sanitary conditions are improving. Streets are cleaner and being wide
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