Nanking, Feb. 1.
A plan for the improvement of economic conditions in China has} been drawn up by Professor Paul Monroe of Columbia University, New York, who is at present in China, It involves the advance to China of materials and funds by Germany as a means of opening up a large market for the country to enable her to pay her war debis.
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