the President of the Board of Trade what steps have been taken by his Department to prevent the injury to the export cotton trade of Lancashire by the imposition of new duties ty China?
Burgin: Questions arising out of these mew duties have been disused with the Chinese Minister of Finance during his. recent visit to this' country, and these discussions will be. continued.
Sir John Haslam: Has it been pointed out to China that in attempt-
/Shanhatkuan pending the completion fof negotiations for the resumption fof through traffic.
Mr. Cocks: Are not the forces of General Li Chi-chun allies or auxi Mr. Neil Maclean: Will the Foreign Office see to it that the same jeircumstances do not eventuate in that quarter as arose in the Pri cipality of Korea?
Mr. Eden: The hon. Member will see from the answer that the posi tion ig improving to the extent that the terms of the armistice are being. ferried. out. ibis Cove: What part isthe thie business? i eof Nations. playing in
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