Tokyo, Mar. 29, In an eleventh-hour 3 compromi Japanese and Indian delegations negotiating a new textile trade accord in New Delhi concluded a modus vivendi to bridge the gap which will be created by the lapse Of the present "understanding "on Sunday, Domei learned here todas While details of the modus vivendi were not obtainable "here, it was elinbly understood that the tem= Porary accord would favour Japan.
Manila Gold Shares (Bids tu Pesos) exports to India, it was believed, Tie quota of Japanese, textile Would be raised' from the present 283,000,000 square yards to 300,000,000 ware yards in" consideration of Japanese purchases of 1,000,000 bales Indian cotton, Sliding Seate Operations Morning: 48,600
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