Shanghai, Sept. 29, Dr. H.W. Kung, Minister of Finance, interviewed yesterday con. cerning reports from Washington in regard to silver and monetary prob Jems, stated that a further com. munication to the American Government had been made last' Monday, In continuation of exchanges of views which for some time have been taking place. This communication agai called to the attention of the Amer ican Government to the hardships caused to China by reason of fuctuations in exchange and particularly the drain of silver. Dr, Kung. also confirmed that the Chinese Government as a matter of essential national interest was naturally giving con sideration to measures that might be taken if circumstances warrant and thad invited the American Govern ment to co.operate. He emphatically denied, however, that an embargo on the export of silver was contemplated, states the Kuo Min News Agency.
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