San Francisco, Mar. 20.
Western Exe Producers'
lation to-day addressed & letter to the Federal Tarift Commi sion asking that the duty on Cb nese eggs be raised from G.$18 pound to G27 a pound.
"A' flood of crigs imported. from China into the United States last year, the. letter states, cost. the Hartford, Mar. 26.
China's economic development and! her attitude toward foreign loans and toward foreign capital were described here to-day in an address delivered ty Dr, Wu Chao-chu, the Chinese Minister to the United States, Dr. Wo outlined in detail the vast problem confronting China as she Proceeds to the task of constructing ays and highways, waterways and steel works.
"China is facing her problems," said Dr, Wu: "She has. modestly Taunched city planning projects. She seeking to rehabilitate her present railways, to build new ones, to [construct highways, encourage aerial development and build new indus "Foreign capital is welcomed in China—but with safeguards to the Chinese. These safeguards are made necessary because in the matter of receiving foreign loans and in welcoming foreign capital China has in the past had some very unhappy experiences."
Dr, Wu said that China will, in the future, scrutinize all agreements providing for investment of foreign 'Z|capital within her boundaries and proving for extension of foreign Bam tote Shell, "Dre Wal said eliminate from future: agree ments possibility of politic tee "Babjest to this sort of under standing Dr. Wa continssd, fog realy to for term which wil elon potorous prot to foreign ast night Dr. We addressed the Chanter St" Guamerce ate ence, Rhode Island, on the economic development of China and the! spiration to the Chiness is speech
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