London, Jan, 30.
Dr. H, H, Kung, head of the Chinese Industrial Mission to Europe and America, arrived in London to-sawed by Hair bu arp rain by Bane construction of China would be a mission of which he was the head, the went on, was to strengthen com fmereial relations by wider economic China's task was the develope lof her natural resources by the al fof machinery and to increase the Jeonsumption of her 450,000,000 people, thus opening up avast market absorb. the overproduction other countries, Laying stress on the fact that all nations are interdependent on one other, Dr." Kung" asserted that ality, reciprocity and inviolability nations. The Teconstruction, of reales must be respected among ought to be the means of adjusting the economic. balance in the: world and this might prove the most important task of the century, The envoy and his party were met fat. Victoria, Station on arrival officials of the Chinese Legation an representatives of the British Board of Trade. He intended to a long visit to England but the will be compelled to shorten his tour owing to urgent calls from his Hhome. government, The Party will fncoin and iiceter and will [shops and woollen industries, gate agricultural "machinery, tembers of the Mission will be given' luncheons by the British Government and by the Federation fof British Industries and will leave England on February 3,—Reuter,
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