The great Swing Around North China of intense little Dictator Chiang Kai-shek and his sleek little Wellesley-graduate wife last autumn was admittedly almost as epochal as if in 1932 President Hoover had toured in triumph the Solid South of the U. S. On such a trip, however, Mr. Hoover's doings and sayings would have been minutely covered by the world Press whereas the Chinese generalissimo on his triumphant tour was practically neglected by newshawks. Last week details were ably filled in for U. S. readers by Oriental Affairs, the super-British Shanghai monthly published...

