In the morning, the efieials of the Japan-China 'Trade Association held a free discussion on' various problems associated with Sino-Japanese trade with the officials of. the association at the home of Mr. Chow on Vu Yuen Road.
Pleas for better mutual understanding on a basis of sincerity" an: sympathy for each other's difficulties featured the addresses of Mr. Chow and Mr. Kenji Kodama, Teader of the Japanese Mission, at a banquet ate tended by about'250 persons at the Parl Hotel on Wednesday night.
Stressing the close relations "be tween Japan and China brought about by geouraphieal propinquity, racial similarity and historical associations, Mr, Chow deplored the present state of affairs between the two countries.
"In examining the cause for. this slate of affairs, I believe that It arises from political' obstacles, Our way out of the present. difficulties lies solely in, the elimination of such obstacles," the Chinese banking leader declared,
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