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...time to solve their own problems. But it is only fair to allow China the same measure of time which we ourselves required in solving the problems of state rights versus federal control. The so-called chaotic condition of China and her backwardness have been over-emphasized in the press of America under the instigation of Japanese propagandists. From an intimate knowledge of conditions in China, I would venture the assertion that economically and commercially China is probably today more normal than any other large nation, and in spite of the political difference which exist she is today more homogenous...
...speech at the Union last night Mr. Mark Sullivan '00 first gave a picture of the Washington Conference with its press correspondents from all over the world, and then outlined the work of the conference. In describing what happened he took up in order Naval Disarmament, Land Disarmament, and the Four Power Treaty...
...America there is a widespread public interest in the college teams, and also, to a certain extent, the hero-worship of the players, which we see at home. But a sensible and intelligent press has perceived the dangers to college sport of too much publicity. The sporting pages present facts in a terse and dignified manner, and seldom dwell
Early yesterday morning, the building housing the Caustic-Claflin Press and the MacNamee Bindery was completely destroyed by fire. A disaster striking as near home as this calls to mind as strongly as anything could the two admirable fire-traps in the Yard. Harvard Hall undoubtedly should take first prize. Sever deserves a rather poor second...
Definite plans as to the date of publication can not yet be made as there are many details to be considered, but it is expected that things should be in shape in a few months for the press...