In a letter to Mr. G. A. Bena, reproduced below, the Shanghai General Chamber of Commerce refuses to support his scheme for holding Jan international exhibition in Shanghai, on the ground that the Chinese Government already intends to hold similar exhibition here in com-
Repul Interviewed on Tuesday, Mr. Bena informed the "'North-Chi News" that if the Eh ment has a veal, practical scheme on foot he will fal into line with it. fact, he will do all he can to assist making the exhi the "Chinese Government are really going. to make a genuine attempt to hold an exhibition, 1 lingly forego my own scheme," concluded.
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