"We intend to carry on enterprises with "fair play based on ar equal footing by" rejecting the policy pursued by the Nationalist Government of giving prejudicial assistance to one side.
We shall go a step farther in heartily ce-operating with foreigners, and Chinese in the management of enterprises."
Mr. Yoshida emphasized the necessity of stabilizing political conditions in China and of offecting an able government to bring about economic reconstruction. Referring the! money problem, he said:
"It may be unnecessary to reiterate that reform of financial institutions and stabllzation of currencies are of vital importance in the economic rehabilitation of Central China, Monetary Changes "We will be unable to take any step for this purpose without bringing about a change in the present constrained situation as regards money fand banking "For the improvement of tue monetary situation we must give assistance to Chinese managed private banking corporations so that they may Fecover from the damage sul in the hostilities.
the other hand a new central ancial institution is needed to replace the former Chinese Government banks, Special banks must be created to give financial facilities to real estate Jowners, farmers and industrialists."
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