The main feature of the luncheon was an address of welcome by the Ambassador, who expressed the hope hat the mission's visit would supply the needed opportunity for a general readusiment of Sino-Japanese rel tions, "The members of the mission," he said, "are men of profound know-Tedye and experience in financial matters, Therefore, there can be no doubt. that when they return to, Sapan they will carry with them news of China's economic rehabilitation, fan appreciation of which Is a. pre Fequsite to an understanding of the resent developments in the country.
"As they have guided Japan in her industrial ud financial progress, so can they help in the economic rethe Chinese 'The mission, he added, should contribute in' "harmonizing" the sentiments of the two nations, me phenomenon essential to, the rea ment of their relations."—Domel.
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