Japanese Suggest Abolition of Trade Quota System Tokyo, Apr. 6.
Although the expansion of tradi relations between Japan and the United States depends largely upon Governmental action, the real basis of such expansion lies in the con+ tinued friendship between the two nations.
This was the gist of a speech made toxday by Mr, Cameron Forbes, Chairman of the American Beonomic Mission to the Orient and former Ambassador to Japan, at a luncheon party given in honour of the visitors by the Japanese Economic League, the Japan Trade Conference and the Industrial Club.
Although the trade redations between the two countries are "very complex," Mr. Forbes added, there are definite possibilities for improve+ ment.
The welcoming address was given by Baron Seinosuke Goh, President of the Japan and Tokyo Chambers of Commerce and Industry, who pointed out the "mutually beneficial nature" of the American-Japanese trade
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