After consultation with the Ame tean Government the following texts of communications recently changed between the National Government and the American Government were made public yesterday:
in making public these communica tions si rough the Kuo Min, Dr. Kung slated. that he is qratited at the willingness of the American at-horities, within the general Purposes of the Silver Purchase Act, to con= nct their operations with the closest Stlention 0 the considerations put forward by the Chinese Govern ment, and also to explore with China's representatives certain larger problems that are involved. exports this year to date have been over three times greater than in any previous full year. A further mat-trial silver price' increase would cause very serious injury to China, possibly severe panic. Although influential "American circles advocate higher silver prices, the Chinese Government of course makes no assumption concerning American policy in this regard.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.