Advisor to National E
Council Sir Arthur Salter, xc.0,, ast visited Shanghai in April, 1991, ile str, Empress of Japan on. Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 21.
Sir Arthur has come to China 3 _adlviser to the National Ecor mic Council and " probably divide his time between St and Nanking. At the time arrival, he lad no plans for the future and was uncertain as to the [duration of his stay, which possibi will extent to three or four mon He has been a member Economic Advistory Council since 1932 and hax several publications to "his credit, "including "Allied Control," "An Experiment ional Administration" and Sir Arthur has held a number of important positions, such as Secretary of the Allied Maritime Cransport Council and Chairman of the Allied Maritime Transport Exe Secretary of the British Department of the Supreme Economic Council, in 19195 General [Secretary of the Reparations, Commission, from 1920 to 1922; Director lof the Economic and Finance Section of the League of Nations, June 1919, January 1920, and 1922 to] 1930, cess at Home, declared that—the lowest point of the world depression had been reached in the middle of 1932. 'There was now a distinct tum' for the better. Tt showed itself in many countries, notabl Great Britain who had' well mi tained her place as the chi nation of the world. Mr. Beale cited figures to show the advance in British trade and also in the trade Ge example hud outstripped both Great Britain and the United States of America in the export of electrical equipment in the last year, whereas formerly all three countries [been on a level in that
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