The report published by the Board of Trade on the economic situation China for 1931-1933 recommends, with a certain measure of adequate security," Anglo-Chinese co-opera tion for the development of the trade between the two countries. It ig further pointed out in the report that there exist at present indisputfable signs of a sincere will on' the part of the Chinese Government for peace and the economic reconstruction of the country, and that there every reason to believe that the success of Japan in commerce and industry wil some time be equaled China, Bander 38 sie, Previous Latest Steel operations (percentage of 35 per cent. of total China, mentioning further that the two most important countries dealing with China are Japan and ths United States which take 40 per} cent, of Chinese exports.—Havas.
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