Sharp Comment by "Morning Post" on a Contrast London, Feb. 6.
The newspapers to-day give p1 minence: to a report on economic conditions in China compiled by Sir Harry H. Fox, who until recently was Commercial Attache at the British Legation, Peking, and Mr. H. J. Brett, Commercial Secretary in'Shanghai, which has been published by the Department. of Overseas Trade.
The papers in their comments particularly refer to the question of Chinese foreign loans.
The city editor of the "Morning Post," for example, contrasts the smooth rounding of the domestic loans raised by the Nanking Government with the defaults on certain foreign loans. He sajs the fact that these domestic loans. are
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