London, July 11.
/The Chancellor of the Exchequet, Ste John Simon, was asked in the House of Commons today whether in view of the detetminéd attack by the Japanese authorities on the Chinese dollar, any further action was corilated by the British Government towards maintaining the stability of the Chinese Currency. No further action of this kind, he replied, was at By present being Mr. F. A. Bellenger, Labour mèmiber for the Bassetlaw division of Notts, asked if Sir John Simon was confident that the stabilization Fund, of what was left of it, would suffice to maintain the stability of the Chinese currency. He thought it better, the Chancellor of the Exchequer ré- plied, not to discuss such questions by question and answer. and said MÈ. Bellenger would be fully aware of the efforts the British Government had made in connection with the Chinese dollar.
Mr. Bellenger said he was asking in order to ascertain whether the Government was of the same interim tion now as it was when the. Act Was intródüced. Could they have that asSürancé? Sir John Simon said he thought the answer he gave otigihálly dealt with the matter. No further action of the kind mentioned was at present under discussion—Reuter.
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