thus arrived at should in due course be submitted te the several Ministers and to the National Government of China. am, however, desired by my col-Weagues to add in this connection thatthe Ministers concerned cannot disguise from themselves the fact that certain unsatisfactory features in. the functioning of the Court der the said agreement of 1920 wwe been due to external political administrative interference ith. sts operation. and. that they and Harm China's Prestige Mr. S.C. Kingsbury, President of the American Chamber of Commerce, accompanied by Mrs.
bury, left last, week -in the Empress of Russia for the United States, on a combined business and pleasure trip. Mr. and Mrs. Kingsbury expect to return to Shanghai about December 1, but should they decide to travel vid Suez, their stay will be about six weeks longer. While at home, Mr. Kingsbury intends visiting the national capital, and will confer with officials of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States, and will meet Mr. S. Fessenden, Director-General, during the first week in September.
Questioned by a representative of this paper, whether he was on an official mi Mr. Kingsbury denying this, said, "I am returning to the United States for a short holiday in connection with my Dusiness, I de. not expect to be
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