London, March 28, In the House of Commons to-day,
ing British trade in neutral coun-stion of preserving and extend-Walter Runciman said that the
tries will be considered by the Committees which will inquire into the problem of certain important branches of British industry after the war.
Mr. Ainscough, who visited Chins on behalf of the Board of Trade, has been in close touch with important British firms trading in the Far East and he would be glad to receive any further information they cared to supply.
British trade interests in Chin will certainly be carefully recognized by the Allies' Economic Conference at which it is more than likely Japan will be represented.
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