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Chengpao. A Shanghai paper, while containing Chinese news,
would tend to give what interests forth and Central China.
What is wanted in South China is a paper elving neve that
will interest the South. Further, a paper published in Shanghai
would be out of date by the time it reached its Southern
destinations, and it is naturally the latest news always that
is read with most interest.
It is, therefore, suggested that instead of
assisting in the circulation throughout South Chins of a
Shanghai paper, stepe should be taken to establish either in
Hongkong or Canton, a Southern paper on similar lines. The
objects of the paper should be:
1.
To give authentic wam news and to "eproduo.
intelligible articles on the alma and sohievements of the Allies.
Both during and after the war to act as a medium
for British Trade Propaganda.
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It must acceptable on its merits and mead for its own sake.
Without this, specialise in news that appeals to the Chinese
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Two alternatives present themselves: -
Firstly, to start a new paper altogether, and
secondly, to assist and enocurage the circulation of an existing
paper. the first has the drawback of requiring probably mor@ capital and the organization of a complete new staff. The second has this against it that existing papers are said to be very
inferior. In either oases 00-ope"ation with the Shanghai pape”,
by interchange of local news and even by pooling stereos of
articles or complete inasta, is recommended.
The main points, however, on which this Committee
are unanimously agreed, are:-
1. That the present propaganda literature falls in its
purpose and is very inferion.