The Archive · 1934

Japan Profits by Errors

London, Addressing a meeting of [Commons Sir Marry servative members of the

Gowan, ° chairman of _Impei Chemical Industries, Ltd., expressed the opinion that Japanese competition was likely to be intensified in the future, He pointed out that the Japanese had profited by the errors of British Jand American industrialists and, by Jpurchasing up-to-date machinery, they were now, in many trades ahead of older countries, Harry, who returned in January from the Far East, sug-Rested. that the most hopeful immediate remedy was a rapproachis dangerous just look at film under the microscope industrialists, He said he saw hope for an early improvement of conditions in China, but her market frad great poten ese were determined to become industrialists. a Sis Harry suggested encourage ment by British industrialists of the fuse of Chinese capital in new Jdustries and expressed the opinion that. the Chinese would in future Jdemand a share of the profits made in their own country—Reuter.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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