Tokyo, Apr. 18.
The most outstanding question and the source of the nation's trouble is the unemployment issue. According to recent investigations conducted by the labour-exchange bureau of Tokyo, the total number of unemployed people throughout the country amounts to seme two TU urging that work should proceed at once in connection with what known as the Haiho Palliative Scheme, the "Peking and Tientsin Times" says: Certain work can only be undertaken during the Spring, and upon its completion before the next raing must depend the feasibil ity of carrying on other works during the autumn and winter. Tientsin Tacky in 1929, in that the rain-was go distributed as to improve condition of the Haiho without human effort. But it cannot count upon "the continuance of this good And if the present scheme is indefinitely postponed, it may be found necessary fa sear or two hence to embark upon fat more costly and extensive works achieve the same results as those shed by an outlay of face million dollars in 1930-1.
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