Salt Lak 'Citi Ap. 20, Mont Ferry, president of ti American Silver' Produccrs Ad ciation, predicted to-day. that?
ternational conference will called to study the relation of silvelt to international trade, especially ay regards China and Mexico, as 9 rey sult in the decline in silver prices, Mr, Ferry said that Euro out Ferg aid tat Evens affected adversely unless there "silver countries" is bound to standardization of the silver to end present uncertainty trouble, A committee of the associate has now embarked upon study the problem. It consists of Mary FP. H, Brownelly, president of tha American Smelting Ca., Mr. 0. By Kelly, president of the Anaconda Copper Mining Ca., and Mr. F; Yy Robertson, vice-president of the United States Mining Ca.
The study of this committee will result in a preparation for further work in the event of. China ang Mexico requesting a formal confers ence. Mr, Ferry said he had beet given to understand that such ill be forthcoming. stands also that high Government officials view the yer situation most seriously, China and Mexico arf expected, he said, to approach the Government soon, seeking its ate. titude, upon the question of bring ing about the stabilization of silver a higher level—United Press,
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