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Transportation experts from all parts of the world met here to-day to evolve a plan which will save] the world's railways from bank ight the railways of the United States and other countries to the brink of ruin was the chief problem facing the meeting.
The decisions taken will form the groundwork for a general conference which will seck to co-ordinate rail, motor, water and air transport and thus safeguard the $24,000,000,000 invested in the railways. of the world, The meeting was held under the) auspices of the International Chamber of Commerce, which decided to tackle the transportation problem during its congress at Washington ast Day.
Representatives of the, International Railay" union, the world power confer en International Air Traffic Association, the Leazue of Nations, the automobile clubs of different country and river commissions parti inthe discussions, The conclusions of the meeting {will be transmitted by the Chamber} to its national committees throughout the world—United Press.
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