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Shorter Notices
July 19, 1933 issue

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The article presents several books. "Foreign Investments in China," by C.F. Remer. is certain to prove of great value to students of the Chinese economic problem. The author takes pride in his statement of China's balance of international payments. "New Road," by Merle Colby traces the life cycle of a small pioneer settlement in the Ohio wilderness of 1820 from its earliest beginnings as the home of a few lonely squatters, through its rapid maturing into a full-fledged American town. "Appius and Virginia," by G.E. Trevelyan is an original fantasy of the staid maiden lady who adopted a baby ape for her son and trained him.

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BOOKS; FOREIGN Investments in China (Book); NEW Road (Book); APPIUS & Virginia (Book); REMER, C. F.; COLBY, Merle; TREVELYAN, G. E.
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