Another attempt to dump sur. plus products of other" parts of the. world on China" loomed here to-day. Mr. James C. Stone, the new Chairman of the Federal Farm Aid Board, conferred with Dr.'Wa Chao-chu,. the. Chinese Minster tothe "United States, reviving speculation as to attempts to persuade China to take" Amer lea's-surplus wheat stocks, Dr. Wa Chao-chu declines comment on his conversations with Mr. Stone other than to hat they discussed the wheat situation generally. Dr. Wu suid that immediately after the conversations with Stone he forwarded a. report their nature to. the Chinese National Government' at Nanking, "We merely exchanged informs fon," said Chairman Stone: He said there are no new developments, in the proposals. to dump. large quantities of American wheat in It is understood that conversa tions between the Ciinese Minister and the Chairman of the Federat Farm Aid Board were carried on daring most of the past week United Press.
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