Geneva, Nov. 15.
Death is one of the most common penalties for trafficking in opium and narcotics in China under the latest regulations communicated to the League of Nations, according toa report Issued by the Opium Advisory Committee to-day. "Injection of morphia into another person for nonmedical purposes is also punishable by death.
The new regulations envisage the cessation of all opium licences in China after six years, Certain persons, chiefly aged folk or inveterate smokers, will be allow-proposed air line: from rangoon Referring 1 the prospects of the Chinay"'Gen. Vu" said. he was, very been on the development of air ver vices, but, owing tothe "numerous issues Involved, he could. not" make 2 definite statement. Reuter:
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