A correspondent, familiar with the Chekiang coast apd has contributed an article telling how the sleepy old towns of Ti and Shenkaimen—important to Britain a century ago—have again come to life and are thriving centres for a certain type of industry. The abb D important in connection with Japan's present drive inia John Ahlers, who writes interesting articles on Far Eastern finance &nd economies, has an article in this week's issue about the jatest developments in the field of politico-economics and finance in Japan, Other arioies include, "U, S. Neutrality and the Finnish War," "British Seizure of German Passengers on the Asama Maru," "Influence of European War on Far Eastern Markets," by Julius R. Kaim; "New Soviet Attitude Tow; Japan, by a Japanese writer, Kenji Isunoio! "Expirauon of U. S.—Japan Treaty and Possibility of an Embargo," "Rumoured Chinese Clashes in Shansi," and the all-important subject of
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