of Japan alone but other Power: og well will welcome the new E:
lich represents a downward re} sion of the former rates and is (Mee from anti-Japanese features, the statement said.
The spokesman in conclusion congrátulated new China on "the solid wmification of the customs tariff in North and Central China, thanks to a close ce-operation between the two new governments,"
japanese industrial and commercial circles also hailed the new tariff, which, they said, "paid attention to ihe new: circumstances and reduced the former rates by about a half, japanese exports to North and l'.gehtral China, it was "pointed out, thus far have been confined to foodstuffs and commodities required for rehabilitation.
under Japanese military control, Wiin the extension of the area however, the exports were expected to show large gains.—Domei.
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