neva, Mar. 3, Chine's views regarding' technical ce-operation between China and' the League of Nations for 1038 were set forth' by Mr. Quo Tal-chi, Chinese Ambassador to the Court of St. James, t the meeting of the League Council
morning.
Commitice on China here yesterday Representing the Chinese Government, Mr, Quo expressed appreciation of the four-point programme suggested by the'fate Dr. Robert Haas for future technical ce-operation between China find the' League, cuigsona.entted on Dr. Fans led 'A. arcater part of Mr. Quo's dis-
point, namely the dispatch of Chinese Specialists to the League's. technical Grganizations and other international Institutions "for. the purpose of In= creasing their' technical "experience. The. Chinese Government, Mr. Quo said, desires highly such facilities as suggested by the late Dr, Haas for the Ghiihess experts to establish close personal" relations with men having Technical, responsibilities in institu-
Me. Quo. also expressed approval of the budget of expenditure proposed in the'Secrotary General's note to the Cointnittee. The budge: estimated teaving 1 reserve of over 100.00 Swiss franes, Me, Quo suggested that, this sum shid be drawn. to whatever fox tent is. necessary to provide the Sending of a mission of from six to ten Chitiese specialists abroad, Money Not Expendea At this point, he drew the atten tion of the Committee to the regret-lable fact that credits voted for technical collaboration between the League and China had always Toft an extraordinarily large margin of money not expended during the past years, For example, Mr. Quo pointed out, expenditures "during 1982 amounted only to 203,742 Swiss francs, thereby saving a sum of 136,257 Swiss francs, of about 32 per cent, of the credit' Voted for the purpose. During 1933,
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