Dr. Emeny went to Nanking next day," He came here alter a few weeks in the south, having gone frst to Manila from Japan, then stopping at Hongkong and. visiting Canton from there. After visiting, Nanking he will go on to Peiping for several weeks, from where he will cross Manchoukuo and salt for ome doubt that 1 will write a book about the Orient itself," he. said.
impressions are naturally very sketchy, and T can -only. say that 1 id impressed with the very evident attempts made here toward establishing greater political stability, and with the hope which seems to exist for a general econ-amic regeneration. There is certainly definite trend toward consolidafon in China.
"However, she must have at least he financial. aid of the great Powers. Probably the best means of accom-pushing this would be through modified revival of the Consortium.
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