New Britain herald., 1925-08-13
URGES GIVING OF CHANCE ID CHINA
pr. HSieh Makes Plea For His
 Native Land

Williamstown, Mass, Aug. 13 (Pl A plea to the great powers 10 give China "a Chinaman's chance" and , not to "kill the Chinese goose that lays the golden eggs" was uttered >t the institute of politics today by Dr. TehY Hsieh. managing director of the Chinese trade bureau in Bos- ton and formerly in the Chinese diplomatic service. He addressed the open conference on the recent foreign policy of the United States.
 China, once given the right to become master of its own house. will develop its neglected resources and create an efficient government free from century-long foreign oppres- sion," he declared. xxx DSarma- ment and the problems of the Far East cannot be solved by a discus sion of the rights Of races to the / territory in which they have lived for thousands of years. or of the ethics or lack of ethics of interna- tional aggression and plunder, but by the economic demonstration that war for plunder does not pay"
 "The only protection lies in edu- eating those susceptible of educa- tion 10 become producers instead of attempting to live by plunder; or in another disarmament conference of the Orient under the leadership of the United States for abolition of wouldbe war in Manchuria. Boy colt, China's natural weapon, will die a natural death when home pro- ducts are plentiful
 Dr. Hsien attacked those "uho throw mud at Uncle Sam, whose for eisn policy is defensive, not offen- sive or aggressive" In yesterdays conference Motosada Zumoto of Tokyo, editor of the Herald of Asia criticised this country's for eign policy as uncertain and unre- liable and said that China's proposal for abolition of extra territoriality was no solution for her situation.
 "I repeat my charge" Dr. Hsieh said, that Japan's attitude toward China Is as insncere as Englands s imperiaistic policy which will eventually bring success where the Russians have so long failed"
 Dr. Hsieh did not explain this al- fusion to Russia.
 The speaker declared that stupen- dous changes pregnant with far reaching possibilities had taken place in his country, and endorsed the appeal of Chinese students to bankers, merchants, laborers and officials to save China. He empha- sized in this connection the value of the Chinese student movement in the United States.
 "The time 10 try to change the east by the west is past Try to un- derstand Us. While we have earnest ly during these three centuries la bored to understand the west, vet the west feels it is too condescend- ing to come half way. xxx Do not tell US to get out Of hole and then say you will help. xxx Help us out first. Treat us when in need or we shall not need your help. xxx For eigners in China have so long been privileged by stipulations and spe- cial treaties that they have allowed their sense of moral and legal re- responsibilities 10 he dulled. X The foreign representatives may try to uphold their prestige by means of rifles and gunboats, but the con- mon conscience of their fellow coun- trymen cannot escape this arrant insult imposed on China which will reflect upon them. xxx China must not be forced 10 be militarized. for tremble to think what the world will have in store when she Is thus misled. either to be militar- ized or holshevized, instead of be- ing sincerely helped to be democra- tized. \ XX
 "The Christian nations must cease exploitation and give justice or all the work of missionaries will he un- dermined. China home rule move ment must he given q chance"