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Our Shanghai correspondent advised as a few days ago of the formation of a National Christian Council to co-ordinate the work of the protestant churches in China. A bulletin from the National Chris tian Conference states that this matter was discussed on the fourth day of the big Shanghai Conference

The programme for the fourth day began with the presentation of the report on the proposed National Christian Council, which came in the form of a section of the very in teresting report of Commission Y, dealing with Co-ordination and Co. operation in the work of the Church in China The delegates met for the morning session with special anticipation of this topic, since it had been evident from the opening session of the Conference that this would be one of the most vitally interesting subjects presented to the Conference and one on which vigorous debate might be expected. The reports để this Commission, like all other essential documents for the Conference, was already is the hands of the delegatra. Rev. [C. G. Sparňan, Chairman of the

Committee, presented the proposali or the National Christian Council English, and Mr. Z. T. Koo, Vice Chairman of the Commission, gave the Chinese presentation Withou endeavouring to summarize the work of the Commission, both gentlemen presented the ease for the establishment of some organiza tion which could be representative of the entire Christian Church in: China

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Representative puncil. stitution, when it would be neces Mr. Sparham emphasized the fact sary to struggle again for the main- that such a Council must be repre-enance of religions freedom; the sentative both of the Church and the signifeance ci the anti-Christian Missions and bear responsibility to movement already spreaching in PRICEwards both; that it trust have an many intellectual centres through- advisory relation towards both out the country; and various moral these groups of Christian workers. Listes such as the anti-opium and and that it must be given executiveact-slavery efforts--which demand) power. He emphasised that it was efective and united utterance on the

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THE OPIUM PROBLEM.

London, May 12.

To be Held in Singapore. Special correspondence in the Times on the drug traffic, includes a letter from Mr. H. R. Pakenham, who says he lived for 25 years From Our Orn Correspondent.) in the Far East.

He alleges that a "nefarious traffic in oplum and necessary that there should be limi

Singapore, May 12.

morphia is carried on by the British-Indian Government" He tations to the powers of the Coun-

By instructions from the

says that commercial exploitation in its most sinister form is being eil, since it should not be alowed to

Japanese Foreign Office, a meeting seen in China in connection with the appalling growth of the become a super board controlling

will be called in Singapore about morphia traffic, which has increased from five and a half tons in Two women spoke, and several June 1 of representatives of the 1911 to 28 teas in 1920, every ton representing $2 million doses. Variocs Christian organizations, men emphasized the need of equal; Sach a Council must serve but never treatment of men and women with. / Consular Serviuc in the most at A very large part of this opium comes from India to Britain, where i it is converted into morphia, shipped to America, transhipped to Japan and thence smuggled into China. The crux of the whole Dsition is overproduction of opium in India. If that were arrested. other sources of production could be dealt with with comparative ease. He says about 1,200 pounds of opium each month is sent to Hong- medical requirements. The balance goes in the demoralisation of kong from India, when 36 pounds each year would be ample for

the Colony or is smuggled to the mainland of China.

el ont at the Council must facri the questions whether or

lexired

coordinating her! Some

guards for the Christian character

the

Mr. C. M. Sin, Honorary Treasurer of the London Chinese Students' Union, in a letter supports Sir William Colline in urging immediate pressure by the League of Nations for effective and

immediate execution of the Opium Conventica.

portant cities in the East, includ- ! rule. Mr. Koo suggested variou, in the kiw Chinese Christian

ing Mr. Kichi Gongi from Hoog. problems of national scope which Church. Mr. Hoste, Director of

kung, the Ceasuls from Sydney, concerned the Christian Church as the China Inland Mission, was Salga, Batarin, Beibus, Colom. a whole, and emphasized the need given double time in which to pre-

Rutgoon. Bangkuk, the for such a Council to meet the soln.sent the need for doctrinal safe Putippines and Surabaya. tion of such problems. He of the proposed Council, suggestelde comercial, consular and The matters for discussion in ing that such a statement should social questions, the limitation of Fbe limited to

following

prostitution, investigations regard- trilateral statement: That meming shipping documents, banking to take the place of the China Con-bership in the Council should be methods and other measures for tinuation Committee; whether based on the belief in the deity of xpediting Jopuanse business. rot this Coni tror wished to have our Lord, belief in his stoning: an executive body that evald make death, and belief in the trustwor

DR. WELLINGTON KOO. effective the visions of new tasks thiness of the Bible as a whole.

Shanghai. May, 12. presented here; and whether or not Others who debated the question

Mr. Isaar Marcosson and De

BRITISH MANDATE FOR PALESTINE. it seemed as though the proposed dictrinal safeguards emphasis Wellington Koo were speakers at Chun-it could be fruitful for the pro-ed the recessity of allowing the the L'hiversity Club within, the

Geneva, May 12, gress and development of the Christinese to establish for themselves former asserting that China must The Council of the League of Nations has opened its eighteenth their own safeguards for the faith declare a moratorium in respect of session. Earl Balfour proposed placing on the agenda the ques- entrusted to them, and appealing militarism. The Anti-Christian Movement.

to the Chinese for that more ad Anglo-American Chinese friend-fio said the Anglo-American negotiations thereanest had been The latter, landing tion of approval of the terms of the British Mandate to Palestine. Speakers carefully selected from the large number of these who neance of the person and power of text able to secure what she dil assignment of the Mandate to Britain, but merely stipuated that the equate explanation of the sign-hip, said that China would have successfully concluded. The United States had not objected to the handed in cards requesting permiChrist which the West has not get at the Washington Conference

tian cause

sing to speak so as to ensure ade attained and for which the world without assistors for Britain system of capitulations be resumed in Palestine should Britain quare representation of each section longs.

cease to be the Mandatory Power. Earl Balfour urged that delay

in China, for the most part favoured Mr. David Yu closed the discus-i the establishment of a National sion of the day by presenting a re- Christian. Council, but some would) solution on behalf of the Business prefer that the el-cbirate and mem.]('ommittee recommitting the entir berahip of the Council be entirely question of the appointment and

of 2 Chinese instead of joist Chinese and rganisation Foreign na suggested in the Com-

Christian Council

mission's report. but allowing for

und America.

AMERICAN FIRMS AND CHINA TRADE.

Shanghai. May 12. The House of Representatises Sational has passed the China Trade Act the Business allowing Americus firms exemption Committee for further considera- from income tax. A like action is tion in the light of the day's dis-anticipated by the Senate next the choice of foreigners by Chinese and suggesting that any foreigners Conference. At the same time it!

russion, to be reported to the week. elected should act only as associated was vered that, subject to approval. 145. PRAYA EAST

and advisory members. Several by the Conference later, nomina- / 4002 speakers pointed out present cir-itions for the Council should be

K-673 cumstances in Chitz; the pass carried out in accordance with the Shough B÷III||||||==+==+of+7 bility of a reconstruction of the con-, original proposal.

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in eiving the question would only result in trouble. The Council decided to leave the proposal until Saturday.

U.S. MONEY FOR THE YUGO-SLAVS.

New York, May 12.

A Belgrade message states that the Yugo-Slav Government has arranged a loan with American bankers for $100,000,000 at eight per cent at 85. The proceeds are to be expended on the improve- ment of communications and the construction of a new line from.

Adriatic ports. The loan is guaranteed by the Customs.

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