The Archive · 1934

CHAMBER'S REPORT

The Report of the Committes of the Shanghai General Chamber of Commerce for "1933 deals" lucidly with the course of events in China And records the efforts of the Chame to develop its" influence Polio Fire on oh After a busy week in Shanghai, thas ventured to put forward for the dent's consideration an artificial enfurthersnee of forcien trade American' Detained by "Chin it Mipine: Class for' Chine the new British" Minister lett on jgonsideration of' its readers lately. hancement of the price of silver and The recovery of China from. ths to base that advocacy on the argugountey and maintaining sat Saturday night for the Capital.

Ministet Leaves for Nenkiga of Fourth Later, before going to Peking, he resent depression is not likely to ment that such a device will develop This does not mean that the Come factory Sino-Foreign relationships, Proposes to. pay "a short. visit to China's import trade and s0 confer: rapid but Mr. Pearce held that it Large Motorship Docks Here Hankow, This fon be depended "en jo benefit on foreign manufacturers. malta is overjoyed at. the results apitol of the Sacred Heatt 368! generally welcomed by the British Whether Mr. Roosevelt decides. for achieved. It naturally might be ext Bt. David's Society,

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