To the Editor of the omn-Cntva Das. Neves"
Si,—There should be rejoicing Chinese circles which take an me ferent in the welfare of the Chinese irsmigrant worker in. Far Eastern territories who, all to often, plum smoker, prisoner" of a. vice Sve nandiceps him tu is struggle 'The half-hearted efforts which had been' made hitherto. to pretect him bre recorded in International Opium Conventions and. Agreements which a far bac of fait (Hague) and SGenevay "ial (Geneva and rough the whale range "The application of these Convene long" and. Agreements. has been about suppression of sales of opium to Chinese immigrant workers.
Now the situation is changed. This lg due to. the existence of the "International Labour Offee, to. the intervention of -M. Jouhaux, French Labour Leader, to the judicious appeal of Mr. Pao Hua-Kuo, Chinese representative, and to the timely support of the Spanish representative, on the Governing Body the International Labour Office.
With the directness. of a Labour cader, M. Souhaux submitted; in
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