Agency, Mr. Hick the Japanese] American Delegaté's Strong*Objection to Being Rushed mtg fortunately, was, settled on. the whole at ' yesterday's committee-meeting. Though there still rem: tome thorny problems such as sur-Max, abolition of Tikin, and readjustment of foreign loans, it is anti cipated that the Conference will be completed earlier than was originally expected, "At to-morrow's meeting of the Commission No. 2, the resolution passed at yesterday's meeting is] expected to be reported and passed, and then a discussion will be entered into on the problem of increased customs revenue.
"It is also likely that to-morrow, the Chinese delegate will make ar explanation in full detail as to the use of the said revenue, and that according to the suggestion to 'e made by the Chinese delegates, general principles in this respect Will be definitely decided upon. It} is understood that to-day Dr. C, T.
repeat China's announcement relating to the conclusion of a reciprocal—_treaty."—Eastern News Agency.
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