'A. strong attack against foreign concessions in China, with an implication that they tended to ald {raflle in women, was made by the Chinese delegate' at to-day's session of the League of Nations conference on trate in women and children.
The Chinese delegate alleged that foreign concessions did not properly control the granting of passports for women, "The "allegation was denied by a British delegate, Mr. A. B. Jordan, representing. the Straits Seitlements, who reviewed the measures taken to prevent trame in women in the East He pointed out that China's central office dealing with the matter was. only established in 1933—Reuter.
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