A dozen foreign newspapermen (Americans and Europeans) and forty-two Japanese newspapermen journed to Nanking to observe the birth of the New Order. One of them wrote, for this week's issue of The China Weekly Review (March 30) a most interesting, searching—and humorous—account of the developments and at the same time presented a significant picture of Nanking, the "hollow" city.
In addition The Review contains sixteen columns of description and illustrations pertaining to the Nanking developments, with reports of reactions from all quarters, including the views of those most concerned, the Chinese leaders at Chungking. Also, there is a complete list of those who participated, most useful for those who follow, or are concerned by these developments,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.