Railways Needed to Make Her a "Gold Mine" of Trade Angstes tay 2, Speaking at the Foreign Trade Convention here to-day, Mr. Gromie, a publisher of Vancouver, described China as "a gold mino for foreign trade many other things "A. single improvement—railways—would wipe out famine in China and bring about unified military discipline," he asserted. He also said that lower cable rates between America and China are needed to afford a fuller daily exchange of news and views, which would result in a great increase of business.
He added that Japan appeared to be the stumbling-block to efforts to bring about lower cable rates—United Press.
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