General and Madame Chiang Kai-shek, abovd, are seen visiting one of the children Mr, W. H, Doneld ts seen on the right. which was opened should be reorganized into police forces big enough to give adequate protection to the people.
Development of agricultural and mining enterprises—with the disband ring of the armies of various nations, the retired soldiers may well be employed for the reclamation of Tands. Such a scheme would involve the modification of the immigration restriction measures in all countries. Tt has been advocated in America that Immigration laws be abolished. which policy tould well be extended
ea possessions of Britain and Hol~ Africa, Australia and other, overland, where the agricultural and mining enterprises have owed their tueees largely to Chinese labour. The regulations governing these jonterprisex should be made a subject for careful examination and revision, based on the principle of justice.
Natural Resources Equitable distribution of national resourees—among the natural resources, cotton and iron are both important bases of modern industry. Wool, silk, copper, tin, and other tals are also of great industrial importance. From the _cconomic_ point of view, it is desirable that the various manufacturing centres, should be so distributed as to be near to the regions where the raw materials come from. The problem of an equitable distribution of na-{ural resources is so complicated that it must be dealt with by the econo-ie experts of all the nations attending the conference. We have already seen that both Germany and Japan fre demanding more natural resour-Such demands should discussed ay the con-
Mun rapt 06 wal covers city set dtermiation Sry spk this cee I gla forces wri ARE privileges in allen countries, The effective application of this pete woul ied (6 anton sabe nasus now, eet tne under the yoke of foi Ditsion and wold ur yoy protein: in which ier" snd insdpendone te common Hang Promotion of Contcanian—here tse tat ft he gest 3 lo wri: Contant Sromotd i it materi "Cease Urenjion the respect tr te olan univer rated tuk' profound seveence wi of ea we "woul fold our onset f, sist scout' and 'A Srinward nae fo do sned to hers With "a spirit of brotherhood, we would broaden our family affection refugee camps in Hankow in which they-are interested. Below, entrance to the camp n May 1. into universal fraternity. Confucian fern is indeed a torch of hope that would light our way' Into a better Now, the world must realize that to stop Jipan's aggression is not only for the good of China, but the: food of Japan. To call ternational peace conference solve the "pending Sino-Japanese issues should be the initial step in Jour programme for the reconstruction "of the world. To strive to realize the ideal of brotherhood shuld be the supreme task to which wu are always dedicated.
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