Sino-Japanese Understanding Said to Have Been Reached Eleven members of the Chinese Beonomic Mission to Japan returned fon Tuesday, Oct. 29. in the s. Shang-hal Maru, reporting satisfactory results in their tour of important cities, where an understanding for sincere economic ce-operation was Feported to have been reached with Japanese business teaders and bankers, The members, including Mr. Tang Shu-ming, general manager. of the Bank of Communications, Mr. Yue Tye-ting, chairman of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, and Mr. 0. S, Lieu, general manager of the China Merchants Steam Navigation Ca,, said that they wore well entertained at every place they visited.
Genuine economic ce-operation, based om principles of mutual benefit and equality, would go a long way not' only in the improvement of the economic conditions but in the relations of the two countries, the members slated. Tu view of Japan's rapid advance as an industrial country, and China's enormous quantities of natural resources, such ce-operation was imperative. The Japanese leaders, they said, also shared this view.
Other members of the Mission are Feturning early next month, when a detailed report on their visit will be According to Mr. Yue Tso-ting, preparations have been started in Japan "for. the establishment of a Sino-commercial association along. similar lines to the Sino-Ame organization for the promotion of trade, the Company in shooting were made fin all the speeches, and Major Mar Jden reminded the present generation that in the old days B Company had more marksmen than any other unit. 'That tradition might well be preserved, judging from the material available.' The rest of the evening Was spent happily with an attractive musical programme.
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