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DOTILAW

Whiffen of Messrs. Whiffen und Sons Limited, the lead-

ing manufacturers of morphia in the United Kingdom,

that morphia is already manufactured to some extent in

Switzerland and that its manufacture in that country

could easily be developed. Norwegian manufacturers

have already gained a considerable reputation for the

manufacture of certain fine chemicals (for which the

country possesses natural advantages) and the skill

thus acquired could be turned without difficulty to the

manufacture of morphia and cocaine. Moreover, existing

chemical manufacturers in Germany would probably be

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prepared to establish works in Switzerland or in

Austria-Hungary.

(2) But apart from the possibility of a mere

transfer of manufacture to or development of existing

manufacture in European territories not bound by the

Convention, such territories are under the Convention

as negotiated open to the unrestricted importation of

morphia and cocaine from countries which are parties to

the Convention. Sir E. Grey will recollect that the

proposals originally put forward by the British Delegates

for the consideration of the Conference included a

proposal which would have had the effect of restricting

t.he