tne "Ameria sverpurhising roe Chinese Minister, Dr. Aires See, at Famine were mide to-day Hy "the
jan "informal "conference. with the Secretary of State, Mr. Cordell Halt Dr. Sue afterwards informed news: papermen that. on belt of his Gov Cement he ad oxpreed Sontiued foncern® over "America's poly. Chins, he lid told Br. Hui, wat now facing the same. situation es, that which existed in the United States in 10Gs." His country, however, didn't Possess the same' resources as these the United States to enable it to meet the problems arising from that situation Meanwhile, Mr. Henry Morgenthau, Secretary" of Treasury, commenting the matter, said. there would announcement to-night az 3 who ther another Inereate in the price for newly-mined silver was provable, He declared. however, signifcantiy" that Treasury would continue 19, pure base newly-mined silver sot the Brice reached $1.3 an ounce, or unt the stocks of the white metal reached fonecfourth of the. monetary. backing required. by. Congress. "lam carry: Ing out the Congtesstonal mandate Yo the "best of my ability." er tty Sul 's quotations for the morning 1 25 having been set at Open market prices for silver were quoted at 34 sen a momme, selling, and 90 sen buying, an advance of 12.
and ong sen, respectively Cynical Statesmanship London, Apr. 26 "Viewed disinterestedly, the United 'States. silver-buying campaign" apears to be as cynical a piece of Statesmanship as ever has been formulated—involving China in' the crisis."
Thus, the "Financial News" to-day denounced the policies of President: Roosevelt and the American silver bloc—United Press.
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