Among the foreign writers, who have contributed to the supplement, is Mr, E. M. Gull, foríner Secretary of the British Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai, who writes.on "How British Money and Advice Have Aided the Development of China."
Mr. O. M. Green, formerly Editor of the "North-China Daily News," contributes on "China's Striking Recovery in the Past Decade, while Colonel Godfrey Robert—Viveash Steward, late of the Royal Inniskilling Fusilers and G.S.O.I. of the British troops in China from 1929-1936, pays tribute to the great endurance of the Chinese soldiers, Colonel Steward says in his article that "if the Chinese soldiers were well-equipped, they would equal any troops in Asia."—Reuter,
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