Gen. Chang Chun's Speech at Annual Meeting of _Institute of International Relations The China Inslitule of Infetnationat Relations were basis to distinguish gathering' of several hundred People at the fourth aspual mesting Which took the form "of a dinner Ganee_at the Park Hotel, Bubbling Well rong, on Saturday hight. Bee tides members of the Tostlute, the Imecting. was lio all ended "by dle lomatle representatives and Chinese Dr. Lil H. Kung, an honorary ale rector, presided, while Dr. ¥. 8. Teo inlony Feviewed the past year's world Alfairs on baba of ur. PW. eto, Ghaitman of the Insite, who broad, 'The. main spear' of he evening was Gem, Chang Chun, nee for of Foreign" Affi, who, alter veiling on the inirleacy of interna tional relations and the need of pro moting international mate al uncer: Handing "and. tendahip, reiterated Chinw's foreign poley. with the flfowing few. words: "Internally, we soak yeltpresorvation; externally. we Mr. K, Walasugl, Japanese Charge aatfares, also spoke afew ti tous: words appropriate to the coa slon. "He expressed hie. Arm pellet that' Japan. god China are destined togo hand fa bend in the future, Me, "Jutean Amol, ling the breach eased the absence ofthe Soviet Ambassador, M.D, Bogs: moloff, made a delghttul' speech iMostehing tote adayin the hie of. a Young. Ametiean' stenographer the extent to which Americar Chinese goods, Papers in various districts often Published no international news When Reulers established a branch agency in China, it had to give its telegraphic news to the newspapers free of charge, Even so, some news-Papers refused to accept the reports. Now, however, the dally newspapers everywhere are paying great atlention to international news, whether political or economic. Though this is 8 good sign, a full understanding of complex international problems cannot be obtained unless men of talent are concentrated and organized {or systematic study through division of labour, The China Institute was organized to MI such a need. "In the course of the past four years, it has achieved remarkable results, We may be sure that its future contributions to the state and society will be even greater.
"The methods of studying inter national problems are well understood by the honourable members of your Institute. T shall not dwell on this point here, However, besides studying International problems, the Institute also has the mission of popular diplomacy? In order to fulfi this mission, attention should be Jdevoted to international mutual understanding. For relations between slates are similar {0 relations between Individuals. "We know that man emotional creature, In order to mote human friendship, it is necessary to harmonize the sentiments between individuals,
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