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Shanghai Commission, but there were many informal dis-

cussions which tended to show that the abuse of this

drug had begun to make headway in the Far East as well

as in the United States and Canada.

Therefore it seems

to the Government of the United States that Resolution

5 indicates a willingness on the part of the interested

Governments to include cocaine in the category of

menacing drugs, and that a cordial co-operation of the

Powers may be secured to place it under the same

drastic restrictions that are needed in the case of

morphine.

The abuse of cocaine is wide-spread in the United

States, and my Government is highly pleased that His

Majesty's Government should have taken the initiative

in proposing that the question be brought to the

attention of the Governments which are to participate

in the Opium Conference.

The United States has already completed its

examination of the morphine and cocaine questions, re-

ports on these subjects being contained in the general

Opium Report, a copy of which was forwarded to you with

my Note of the 8th of August last. In conformity with

the