The Harbin Japanese Association and Chamber of Commerce hava jointly passed a resolution strongly protesting against the action of the Civil Administ stating that they know that the instructions. received from Marshal Chang. lin, were limited to the stabilization of the dollar's rate of exchange and therefore the local authorities will have to bear full responsi for the other forcible measures adopted, for the latter not only harmfully affect the local financial market, but also definitely prevent Jany economic intercourse between the Japanese and Chinese—this despite the friendly relations existing between the two countries, The Jieint meeting which was held between the above mentioned bodies and which represented the whole Japanese Colony of Harbin, decided to spare no efforts in order to seo that the local authorities rectify their mistakes, being firmly convineed that by doing so they may regain the confidence of the population and safeguard the interests of the country—making at the same time a resumption of normal trade relations between Japan and China possible,
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