The Archive · 1929

Serene Confidence in Outcome

In conclusion, Sir Arthur Balfour expressed the opinion that the outcome of the present period of transition could not be regarded otherwise than with the seronest confidence. spokesman of the Chiness ation urged that the time had arrived for the abolition of the x0- called "'unequal" treaties and extes-territoriality, Finally, the plenary session passed a resolution welcoming the participation of the Chinese delegation, declaring they would organize 2 National Committee of commercial, industrial and banking forces 3 China, expressing appreciation of the important part Chinese business-men could play in the further economic development of Chins, and in ce-operation in connection with

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