Dr. Sherwood Eddy Addresses Rotary Club Dr. Sherwood Eddy was the guest on Thursday at the tifin reunion of the Shanghai Rotary Club held at the Metropole Hotel, and gave a very interesting and' much appreciated address to the members, taking for his subject "China's youth to-day".
Introduced by the chairman of the programme committee, Mr, William Vinson Lee, the speaker of the day stated that he found as a simple fact the youth movements that have the
regress (9 be in countries where sreaiest power and show the greatest they are building, or think they are Dullding, some new social order everywhere he found united and enthusiastic youths undertaking ttanie tasks. "T have come back," said Dr. Eddy from my ninth visit to China in the Inst 30 years, and am going through 20 of its cities. 1 have been encouraged by what I. have seen of China's youth, and what they are doing. T found the youth, especially the students, of whole! provinces organized in a new and effective way for leadership to do new things. "China is raising up a new crop of leaders of youth."
More Honest Ofelals 'The speaker instanced the case of! 'a mine which had been ruined and made bankrupt by squeeze nepotism, but which, under the new movement and managed by a far' Ito that of the former regime, resumed operations. and by honest effort and leadership turned a deficit of $190,000 a month Into a profit of the same amount, I over China, in all" provinees, Wye Sinkiang and Szechuan, 1 fine a new type of younger and more honest officials coming on, as one result of this new movement found in China to-day.
ina certain provipee which had been misruled three "year? ago, now found a new governor as honest
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