Washington, July 28
The arrangement with Japan restricting Japanese imports of Col. on piece goods into the Philippines has been "extended for a further period of one year, according to an Announcement made by the State Department today.
The import quota of 45,000,000 square metres of Japanese "cotton tulece goods will be maintained for the comin August London, July 26 The Chinese in Malaya have been imposing a successful boycott agains Japanese goods, a report from British Trade Commissioner in Singapore published here today by the Department of Overseas Trade revealed.
Total imports into Malaya of merchandise from Japan fell from Str $40,482,000, 1997 ese coal imports were practi cally halved," the report stated. "Only third of the preview year's into ports of cement was taken. Asbestos went down from 1,229 tons to one Single ton. There was a similar de~ cline' in textiles from Japan. The value of cotton yarn and manufactures Stes $2,787,000" last year. That of woollen goods declined from Str, $652,000 to Str. $218,000, and that of ile and silk manufacturers. from Ste. $3.492,000 to. Str, Havas.
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