Mr. Debuchi on Trade Possibilities of United China San Francisco, May 12.
The Japanese Ambassador to ington, Mr. K, Debuchi spoke this noon in considerable detail at' a Chamber of Commerce luncheon on Japan's economic and commercial position in the Orient, ax well as her natural resources and trade with America.
He pleaded sympathy for Chi for patience and 's efforts toward prosperous the Ambassador, "is desire of both America Upon China depends the equilibrium of the Far East.
When her stability is assured, China's possibilities as a potential market are bound to become infinite. The volume of trade between America and China will then assume proportions impossible even to imagine at present, and be reflected in a corresponding increase trade between America and Japan."—United Press.
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