Lone Liang and the Obstacle of the Foreign Concessions Geneva, Apr. 9. irty-four States, including four are not members of ths League, namely, the United States, Turkey, Soviet ftussia andeEcuador, attended the opening of the Cone ference to-day which has been called to devise means to suppress count fait currency, Mr, Hayashi, Japan, declared thaw Japan favoured the Convention pro-pared by the Experts Committe which sat in Geneva in 1927, but reserved the right to submit suggestions when its articles came up, for discussion, Mr, Lone Liang, the Chinese dole" ate, also supported the same Cone vention, but alluded to the difleultics experienced by the Chine Government in carrying out its ly laws: for example, when they involved foreign consular privileges and concessions and "unequal tron ties." Nevertheless, he said, the Chinese Government' was doing its Dest in, the elxeumstances.—Reuter,
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