CO129-483 - Others & Individuals - 1923 — Page 526

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generally (reseen that the 1923 meeting would be of considerable importance, froth because The statistics collected by the League during

two

were

years exact indication

complate to give

the past

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hitherto been possible.

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fulfilment in particndon pamed for the fulfilment

Article 6 of the Hague Convention which insists.

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gradual and effective suppression of the manufactiune

of internal trade

and use

opium". of was clear that,

so

as unrestricted

sales of prepared oprium continued, any apparent reduction in consumption must (apart from the

of yppising price) merely signify decreased demand

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