Dr. Tsao's Study of Growi ug Recognition by Nation's Neighbours in the Cultural and Economic Fields The China Institute of Internation:
Relations held its third annual meet-Ing at the New Asia Hotel, on Friday night, about 90 members being in at-ce, with Dr. ¥. S. Tsao in the trade. It is to be hoped that upon their return they will present report to the business interests in Americe also the American Government "In the realm of culture, Great Britain has found 4 of sufficient importance to arrange a Chinese Art Exhibition in Lendoa.
The cultural objects of the Peiping Museum which happened, to be in storage in Shanghai have been looked lover by some four British experts who came out to China specially for the occasion.
"Along the line of technical cooperation, Dr. Rajehman made repor: Jat the League on May 10, 1934. Since then. other technical advisers {ransportation and rural =ehabilita-Hon, ete, have been visiting China and have collaborated very cordially. with the government experts alone Inlernationally, two events which affect China, directly and indirectly, fare the League election and the sale of CER. On September 18, 1934. China failed to get elected as a nonpermanent member of the League Council. Upon that occasion, Minister Quo Tai-chi made the point. that since Japan has withdrawn from the League, China should be represented the Council. The sale of the CER in Manchuria by Russia Japan was to avoid continued frietion between those two powers.
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