No Expression of Opinion on Amsterdam, July 13, 'The congress of the International Chamber of Commerce closed to-day after adopting forty resolutions on subjects ranging, from the Owen 'Young Reparation' scheme, che construction of China and the Kel~ Jorg Pact to the reform of the calendar and a host of technical matters.
Although the Chinese delegation were disappointed at their inabili to induce the Chamber to express opinion regarding the abolition or alteration of the so-called "unequal" treaties and Extraterritoriality,, they: admitted having learned mach from their contact with so many leadin European and American busi 88 men.
Theunis, formerly Premier of Belgium, has been elected President of the International Chamber of Commerce for the nest two yea Reuter.
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