(Continued from page 5) flourish, and there is no reason why foreign business should not also expand.
The damage to industries in the wer areas in Central China, he went on, was extensive, but not quite so exlensive as might have been expected.
He did not anticipate difficulties in obtaining labour for construction purposes. In the main, the workers would be Chinese, but there would be Japanese among the foremen, Mr. Kodama said that the president and vice-president of the Central China Devefopment Company would be Government. appointees, The Board would consist of the president, the vice-president, and three directors.
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