Rome, Mar. 23, Chang Nai-sen, Chinese Minister at Brussels, and former Dean of the Central Universi Nanking, to-day presented Signor Mussolini with a history of Rome, written bj him in Chinese, and was warmly thanked by the eeipient, who described the gift as a valuable one, and congratulated Mz, Chang on his initiative and enterprise in writing the book.
After the interview, Mr. Chang told pressmen that he intended to write a history of Europe for the Chinese,—Reuter, as of International Affairs, has been Uelayed, According to' Mr. Hsu Measure "deigned to pave the Sheng-tsu, professor of Chinan vay For the unate sdaptin University, a member of the Exeeu-{he gold standard were recommend tive Committee of the Institute, the proposal submitted by Mr. telegram will be handed to Mfr.
Peng Hsoeh-pei t the plenary meet Cunningham this morning.
Eke vere: alan tone oho 36 The telegram, the full text of Sigman Mews. TV. Soong! tended were Mr. Wang. Ching rei, last week's "North-China Herald", yrhich appeared exclusively in feharges. the United 'States Meng-ya, Chu, Chia-bua, Y "kung, Chen governnient with tacitly consenting ching, 0, S. Lieu, Wang" Hsiao-lai, what it describes as Japanese Sud Singioh' Hau. The proposal was Violations of the Nine Power Fact Teferred to. the Monetary, Committee of the Ministry of Finance for Three Eastern Provinces, Tt. wa:
the Kellogg, Pact, and to th drawn up at an executive meeting 'The main feature of the proposal] of the stitute afew days ago, which' Be. Li 'Chenge-wi, Chief' of that the Central Bank of China should be authorized to issue gold the' General "Atars "Department of the Foreign "Ministry, Mr. Chang hank-notes which may be used:
cheng, former Minister. 0 Fin: legal tender in ordinary commercial I Mr, On Hanfang, gtofessor of transactions. The. face value of] Chi "Chin University" and several the proposed gold notes is to. be others were present. one-fourth of the Customs Gold Unit vote indivi Owing to similaiti in transla-ion, the name of the China In-of gold to the bank in exchange ittite "of "Intevnational Relations forthe gold notes, for which no [was given in last. week's paper.
This Inetitute is @ private organise fees are to be charged. The bank tion made up of members drawn is to hold against such gold notes from the field of education and 2.40 per cent. specie reserve, which, business, while the Chine Institute may consist of gold articles or gold of International Affairs is an in-bullion. When the appropriate time uentiat and. semi-official body. comes, all the income and expenditure Of the Gorernmen are to be expressed in terms of the new gold unit. The way will thus be paved
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