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ernment projects, but to establish a uni- form currency system. At the prezent time the various provinces issue thew own currencies and these are discount- able at different parities. Sees Communist Peril. Asked whether the present National- (A ] ist government seemed likely to remain in power, Dr. Monroe said: “If the 3 § .| Western powers held, it is apt to main- American - Trained Men in|tain tself; if help is withheld, and the N . s . |Western powers refuse the legitimate Cabinet Direct Policies, Uni- |political demands of China, there may ‘ H . be a reaction which will permit Com- versity Man’s Belief. munistic influences to become strong —— e he friendly policy of the powers Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. |shown in the signing of the tariff Mareh 14—Conditions | treaties has been very helpful and the to Dr. Paul Mon- | Chinese appreciate the initiative of the ! oe of Teachers’ College, Columbia Uni- T versity, who he 3 rcturned from 2 = that “country, show notable changes 8¢ the, Amerlcan legation m Peking e e M A e P Aol | enough to furnish adequate protection,” not only great material progress but | 1€ sald, “but is cufficlently large to be an almost complete change in national | ® JUrce of trritation." | e peychology. and he fecls that the atti- | ne portfolios held by former American tude of the Western powers toward|sy,qents. The ministry of education is China in the immediate future will|helq by Dr. Chiang Monlin, 10 vears ares mpf;;'(“‘m“ ally g determining In- | ago a student of education at Colimbia hoperl congitions, g COUraging | yniversity and later. president of the el ¢ stake | Frovincial Upiversity of Chekiang. P ey EJ Tt Sthat | It is declared to be a well established A said, pointing out that | principle of progressive China that the ive of the ten men who now comprise perpetuation of a democratic govern- the Nationalist cabinet were students in | ment in their nation can be Secured colleges and. universities of the United | only so far as the masses of the people }F}'n'g‘& Four of these men.” he says, | gre educated to a knowledge of the ‘have studied here at Columbia Uni- | true meaning of democracy and of their Yyersity and three of them were stu- | duties as citizens. It is the task of the dents in my own classes, | department of education to snmulfltc ? is I such knowledge through increasing lit- Western Ideals Introduced. | eracy and the functioning of the school “Not only {hese cabinet officials, but system. mayors of cities and commissioners in | The three government departments the provinces—the men who are carry- | whose operations jointly constitute the | ing on the constructive activities of |basis of national prosperity, namely, China today—are men who, through |those of transportation, commerce and training in Western schools, have car- | industry and finance, aiso are under ried Western ideals to China.” the direction of American-trained men. Dr. Monroe feels that these leaders | T == — with Western education who are striv- ing to adapt to the needs and t of thelr own race the socil, mfif‘c}‘c’:fl ENTERPRISE SERIAL and technical training given them § this country should rte;clg‘é'l;;wd sé';por':} BUILDING ASSOCIATION nd co-0) ation of t 1 5 It 36 thit American stake" in Chins || 77th St & La. Ave. N.W. ‘\'luch he finds to be of outstanding 61st Issue of Stock Now Open nterest. ! for Subscription | As a member of the board of trustees of the China Foundation set up in Peking under the Boxer indemnity set- || Money Loaned to Members tiements, he has been in close contact | Iy P it the cultural agencies and leaders || R Easy Monthly Payments of China on e frequent occasion: when he has visited China—as he has || "™ Sapnelly James F. Shea just done—to be present at trustee meetings. V. S. Ideals Popular. i As director of the International In- | stitute of Teachers College, Dr. Monroe | has broad knowledge of the educational systems of the world, and he declares | that “in no other country has the in- fluence of American ideas been so formative as in China.” He holds that the people of the United States may properly desire to help in mantaining :xewl;fe‘?d::(;y in Chi n:l of the ideals ich their own nations gave h!% inspiration. e “The hostility toward foreigners and the distrust everywhere manifest when I'was in China a year and a half ago,” said Dr. Monroe, “have largely disap- peared. There is now manifest an at- titude of friendship or of desiring to co-operate with foreigners. This change has been brought about by the mili- tary successes of the Nationalists and ths agreement among the various fac- | tions of the Kuomintang. Aided by Tariff Agreements. “The new tariff “agreements signed between China and 17 or 18 foreign na- tions also have aided in this change Wh in national sentiment. The studen'u en ur in many schools are now settling down | . to scholastic work and there is much less agitation.” : l ren Chinese students, Dr. Mohroe said, believe that it is their patriotic func- tion to quicken the political conscious- Or t ness of the masses. Their way of doing this has been to arouse national senti- Th i havdis i sholdith ment by agitation against foreigners. ere is hardly a igusehold that They realize, however, that China needs | hasn't heard of Castoria! At least Western sympathy and Western indus- | five million homes are never without trial organization, and they are mnow |it. If there are children in your fam- mn tohm:f; :;l;rszhemmmé:y which | jly, there’s almost daily need of its previou: engen- e 5 der, Beyond this, 1 1s pointed out, | comfort-. And any night may find some of the government institutions are | 30U YCrY thankiul there s & bottle in now recelving adequate financial support | the house. Just a few drops, and and thus making it possible for the that colic or constipation is relieved; students to get back to their studfes. |or diarrhea checked. A vegetable Foreign trade, Dr. Monroe says, is ex- | product; a baby remedy meant for panding and there is much activity in | young folks. Castoria 1s about the ?-fl Tgmgh ‘Several nrtr:.lepr?vgl:esf only thing you have ever heard doc- poel e 1 ::’:.g":;’d"oi’ws urw?nc‘: tors advise giving to infants. Strong- P constructed some 2,000, miles of | €r medicines are dangerous to a tiny highways in the last year and a half. | baby, however harmless they may be has brought an increase in im- |to grown-ups. Good old Castoria! ports of automobiles and auto buses. | Remember the mame, and remember many of these being for commercial | to buy it. It may spare you a sleep- uses. less, anxious night. It is always “Them c‘::‘":l‘h:flmm\miu ready, nlways‘ safe to t';se; inl emer- Feopeni Somesy ~ | gencies, or for everyday ailments. o e e T T oot ang | Any hour of the day or night that 1is being nmm'mgmm“m" t of the rail- | Baby becomes fretful, or restless. Toads are now out of the hands of the | Castoria was never more popular military. Plans for extensive railroad | with mothers than it is today. Every construction are under way to connect | druggist has it. the Yangtse valley and the south, Can- ton and the far west.” ’ Dr. Monroe sadi the Kemmerer mis- I AL sion now in China would undertake not only to work out with the Chinese offi- C A S b O RIA cials a tax system that would provide adequate revenue for carrying on gov- Efficiency Efficiency is not a thing of mushroom growth. It is a product of years of experience. It is service with the kinks ironed out. It is business minus blunders, results. minus regrets, a painstaking capacity for detail. The kind of banking efficiency you get de- pends upon the standard set by your bank. At the Lincoln National we aim to render complete satis- faction. If you don’t get it we want to be told about it. Come in and get ac- quainted. Lincoln National Bank 7th & D Sts, 17th & H Sts. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, THURSDAY. MARCH 14, 1929.° 45 S ——————" £un Fo, H. H. Kung and T. V. Song, all of whom are related by family ties to the late Dr. Sun Yat-sen. Envoys of Western Training. The fifth cabinet portfolio intrusted to a Western-trained man is the min- istry of foreign affairs. This is held by Dr. C. T. Wong, well known in the United States. It may be noted, also, that China’s present Minister to Wash- ington, Dr. C. C. Wu, and her repre- sentative at the Court of St. James, Dr. Alfred Sze, are men whose student training was received in the United States. | HEARING ADJOURNED. |U. 8. 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