Tokyo, Jan. 13. wary, that is from the 7th to the During the greater part of Jan-
28th, the Daimara Stores in Osaka plan' to stage a Russian Exhibition
niversary of the resumption commemoration of the frst a SovietJapanese relations, which took place on January 21, 1925.
The promoters of the exhibition are the Russo-Japanese Association of Tokyo, led by Viscount Goto, one fof the most ardent advocates of Russo-Japanese intercourse, and the object of the display is to enlighten the public of Japan about present economic conditions in the Seric Banibition also has the bac wiet Republics.
ing of a number of concerns directly interested in Russian trade, includ~ ing the South Manchurian Railway Company, the Chinese Eastern Railway Company, Suzuki and Ca., the Osaka Shosen Keisha, and firms connected with the off the Maritime Provinces.
Exhibits, which have been collects ed for the past six months, will illustrate the different phases of} Soviet life and industry, while a course of lectures is being planned together with displays of Russian dancing and.music, and moving-pictures depicting present-day Russian customs.
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