"ft the Japanese Government took measures for checking the activities of certain Japanese c' lens, it would be an important cou.ribution to the struggle against the drug traffic, and toward the good understanding of both our peoples," declared Mr. Victor Hoo, the Chinese delegate.
One must not forget," he added, "that part of Chinese "territory not under the control of Chinese authorities at the present time. My Government is taking all the necessary measures as for as their responsibility is involved.
Japanese activities were further scored by the Portuguese delegate. Senor de Vasconcelos, who insisted that the Japanese delegate should apcal once more to his government to fake effclent measures against the drug trae. He recalled that, nine years ago, the Japanese representative promised efficient action on the part of his government.
Following these denunciations, the Japanese delegate, Mr. Ito, assured the Committee that his Government had no sympathy whatsoever for the drug tradesmen. If the measures already adopted; he said, proved. in-eMfeient, other steps would be taken.
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