By the time the Diet meets again in January the Finance Ministry will have decided whether it is advisable to replace the small coins of high nickel content with paper currency. If this is done, the Diet must approve it. It is still uncertain when ther conditions necessitate such acent surveys' indicate ti an adequate supply of nickel is abi Many observers predicted to-day the Diet would complete its work without requesting additional time. That the Diet will support the Government's policies both as regards domestic and foreign problems wi considered a certainty here to-day.—United Press.
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