China Needs Peace, Stability and Trade: Loan Question Discussed "Peace, stability and trade ure the present needs of China, and an effelent administration will restore prosperity to the country."
This was the conclusion of Sir Frederick Leith-Ross in his reply to a speech by Dr. P. W. Kuo at dinner given to the. British financial expert by nine public organizations fon Saturday night at the Chinese Bankers Club in Hongkong Road, Sir Frederick remarked that, in view of hole-brief stay here, and the great difference in customs and tradition between the two countries, more time was needed before he could make any suggestion in regard to economic problems in China, He: sincerely believed that unity and a strong government would help to ive these questions.
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