Although the more acute feeling of national distress "has been considerably alleviated, there is a feeling among the Japanese here that their guard should not be lowered even for a moment. The vigil of their military authorities in this country is generally encouraged as an absolutely necessary precaution. The public to all intents and purposes is tone with the military in keeping the belt tightened round their waists, fairness to the Japanese here, it must be added that they are actually labouring harder to prevent any precipitation of trouble. They fare jealous for peace, knowing they fave a great deal to do to protect and make productive their interests
Trouble, as generally understood investments in Manchouls, here, is a chronic situation along Manchoukuo's frontier facing Outer Mongolia and Soviet Russia. Germany's recent demarche in the Rhineland and its sequel tad thie effect of temporarily lessening the tension on Manchoukuo's borders. There was an apparent feeling of relict on the Hhought that Soviet Russia might decide to be friendly with Japan order to concentrate on her European Soviet Vessel Loads Soya Beans 'The first Soviet ship to visit Dairen'
three years arrived here this week to take soya beans to Viadivostock. Long one of the leading soya bean export centres, Viadivostock now im ports the grain which no longer Feaches the Soviet port from the north vid the Chinese Eastern Rallway.
The stib, the Sergey Kirov, was iven a warm welcome by local Soviet residents. The Soviet Consul and Mrs. I. 8, Karas were among the first to greet Captain T. M. Uspensky ud his affeers. The ship is a 4,165- ton freighter of the Soviet Commercial Fleet at Viadivostock and flutter-Ing from its flagpole is the hammer jand scythe emblem of Soviet Russia.
Every indication is that the share market in Japan has become suff-Jciently active again to warrant plac-Jing on the market the S2ER's new Jdebentures, totalling ¥.30,000,000, early next month. It is learned tore that the Mitsui, Mitsubishi, Sumitomo} and Yasuda Trust Companies and the Nomura Bank will help strengthen the Japanese Banking Syndicate successfully to meet the new SMR. flotation.
'English Experts to Kobe Messrs. E. P. Freestone and H. G. Morris, British' experts in linen and
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