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Delegates to Women's Congress in Peking (FBIS, 8 Jul 1963)

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=== [PDF page 1] === DELEGATES TO WOMEN'S CONGRESS IN PEKING Peking NCNA in English to Asia and Europe 1718 GMT 8 July 1963--W (Text) Peking, 8 July--An Indonesian women's delegation, a Nepalese women's delegate and the Chinese women's delegation arrived here by air this morning after attending the World Congress of Women in Moscow. They were given a warm welcome by more than 300 people, including leading members of various people's organizations. The Indonesian delegation and the Nepalese delegate have come to China for a friendly visit at the invitation of the National Women's Federation of China. The Indonesian delegation includes Mme. Leimena, wife of first deputy chief minister of Indonesia, and adviser of the Indonesian Womens Christian Association; Mme. Satryo, wife of the vice governor of East Java, one of the leading members of the East Java branch of the Womens Movement of Indonesia and chairman of the Surabaya Womens Federation; Mme. Lie Tjwan Sien, leader of the womens' department of the Consultative Association for Indonesian Citizenship (Baperki); Herrinukti, secretary general of the Indonesian Women of the Indonesian Party; Mme. Muninggar, member of the West Java committee of the Womens Movement of Indonesia; Catharina Leimena, daughter of Mme. Leimena; and Mme. Parjani Pradono, head of the Indonesian women's delegation and member of the central committee of the Womens Movement of Indonesia. The Nepalese delegate is the writer Mme. Shashi Kala Sharma. Among those at the airport were Tsai Chang, president of the National Womens Federation of China; Teng Ying-chao, Li Teh-chuan, Hsu Kuang-ping, Shih Liang, Yang Chih-hua, Liu Ching-yang and Kang Ke-ching, vice presidents of the federation; Shuai Meng-chi, Liu Ya-hsiung, Lo Shu-chang and Ha Tzu-yang, leading members of various departments of the Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party and the State Council; Liao Cheng-chin, chairman of the Chinese Committee for Afro-Asian Solidarity; Burhan [Unreadable], vice chairman of the China Peace Committee; Chu Tu-nan, president of the Chinese People's Association for Cultural Relations with Foreign Countries, and Chang Chih-hsiang, vice president of the association; Liu Chang-sheng and Ma Chun-ku, vice presidents of the All-China Federation of Trade Unions; Wang Chao-hua, member of the secretariat of the Chinese Communist Youth League and vice president of the All-China Youth Federation; Ma Hsien-hua, vice president of the All-China Students Federation; Wu Teh-feng, Chang Chih-jang and Chang Yu-yu, vice presidents of the Political Science and Law Association of China; Wu Mao-sun, secretary general of the Chinese === [PDF page 2] === People's Institute of Foreign Affairs; Fan Chang-chiang, vice chairman of the national committee of the Scientific and Technical Association; Chu Mu-chih, vice president of the All-China Journalists Association, and Chou Yu, member of the secretariat of the association; Yen Wen-ching, member of the secretariat of the Union of Chinese Writers; Jung Kao-tang and Huang Chung, vice presidents of the All-China Athletic Association; Peng Yen, secretary general of the Chinese Red Cross Society; Li Li-lien and Chang Shu-yi, deputy secretary general of the Chinese People's National Committee in Defense of Children, and Cheng Wen-jun, general secretary of the Peking branch of the YWCA of China. As the Indonesian and Nepalese guests and Yang Yun-yu, head, Kuo Chien and Wu Chuan-heng, deputy heads, and other members of the Chinese women's delegation stepped down from the plane, the welcomers applauded warmly, presented bouquets to them and embraced them. On hand were Li Chen, Shen Tzu-chiu, Lo Ching, Tsao Kuang-chun, Kuo Ming-chiu and Tseng Hsien-chih, members of the Presidium of the National Womens Federation; Tien Hsiu-chuan, Li Pao-kuang, Hu Nai-chiu and Tung Pien, members of its secretariat; Yu Li-chun, Wang Tzu-ju, Wang Kuang-mei, Teng Liu-chin, Chu Lin, An Hsing-tsun, Kuan Jui-wu, Li Po-chao, Li Shu-ying, Shen Ku-nan, Wu Kuang, Tu Jo, Yen Jen-ying, Lin Yueh-chin, Tao Shu-fan, Huang Ching-wen, Yang Tsun, Lei Chieh-chiung, Yuan Chueh, Liao Meng-hsing and Hsieh Ping-hsin, member of its executive committee; and Liu Chia-lin, Tu Ping, Chen Po-chung, alternate members of its executive committee; and leading members of the departments under the China Peace Committee; the National Womens Federation and the Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Youth League including Wang Ming-yuan, Chu Tzu-chi, Chang Che-fen, Li Shu-cheng, Wang Chih-hsing, Chang Yi-hua, Liu Mien-chih, Chi Yun, Huan Hui-chu, Chi Kuei-hua, Chang Chang, Kuo Shu-wen, Liu Ke-fei, Yin Chang and Tso Sung-fen. Some members of the Chinese Women's delegation who returned earlier, also came to the airport and were warmly greeted. Ou Tang-liang, deputy head, and Chang Chieh-hsun, member, of the delegation are expected to return in a few days. Relatives of the delegates including Chu Kuang-jun, Tu Kan-chuan, Chang Wen-sung and Chiu Ke-an, were present. Also present were charge d'affaires ad interim of the Indonesian Embassy and Mme. S. Tjiptodarsno, Military Attache Colonel and Mme. Slamet Martosudiwo; Second Secretary Fatwan, assistant cultural attache; and Mme. Dadang Sukandar, third secretary; and Mme. [Unreadable], and Third Secretary Hasan Raif.