Dr. Yen said that China would operate in any measures for inter-notional action designed to free the world from the present crisis, China, he" declared, continua 4 suffer from the world depress Dut the universal situation was snowing a very, substantial improvement. It was' important, however, to discover that much of this was Jdue to the armaments industries.
Referring to the silver crisis, Dr. Yen described the measures. taken by the Chinese National Government to deal with the matter. Despite The Chinese delegate, it proceed: noted that a number of governments had not yet informed the Advisory Committee of their attitude towards the recommendations adopted by the Committee at its 18th session regard-Ing the deportation of drug tramekers and other penalties, anc "Fitin Committee associate;~"itseit with the Chinese delegate" in hoping that favourable- replies will soon forthcoming from all the countries concerned.
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