Last Wish Was for Son to Carry on Work Here Nanking, Dec. 1 The deep love for China held by the late Dr. Robert Haas, technical Uaison officer between the League Nations and Chins, was revealed 4 etter received by the National Economic Council from. Mr.
Hslusfeng, Chinese representative attached to the League Secretariat, 'Mr, Wu stated that, when. Di Haag was lingering between life and death, he earnestly hoped that he would' get well and once more visit China, the country he had helped in reconstruction" work. His last words to his son were that he hoped the latter would come China, when he grew up, in order to assist the country he loved well in the work he had not been able to complete During his last visit to China, Dr. Haas was quoted as having said to Mr. Wa that he was deeply impres~ sed by the simplicity of the Chinese fe and the ancient virtues of the Chinese people—Central News.
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