Committee on the opium trafic discussed, at their meeting to-day, an unsuccessful attempt to import four tons of heroin into China in 1928.
Replying to Mr. Lyall (Britain), Mr. Woo Kai-song statal that the import certificate had been issued by a former Minister at Peking. He regretted to say that the issue of such certificates had been fairly frequent.
The Nanking. Government, he added, considered all these cértificates illegal and had forbidden their circulation. The arrest of the person concerned in the case under discussion had been ordered, but ho feared he had absconded.—Reuter. secured on the increased Customs revenue regardless of the prior claims of foreign loans would appear to call for concerted action on the part of foreign bordholders.—
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