The migration from China. stimulated at least in part by mass hunger. puts a different aspect upon the problem. In the first place. as previous speakers have said. it is clear evidence of the breakdown not only of the Chinese system of agriculture. but the Chinese system of industry and the heartless way in which they have treated their people. It also permits us to demonstrate our humanitarian desires by feeding a considerable number of these people. taking care of a considerable number of refugees. and doing so outside of the control of Communist China. I think the program which the Senator from Connecticut has suggested is both humanitarian in its nature and very practical in its application. and I hope it may be speedily adopted by Great Britain and this country and put into effect. The Senator from Connecticut has made a great contribution.
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