When W. C. Durant regained con-he placed military notes now circulating in China is also being advocated by Japanese businessmen. Another major proposal made by Nippon businessmen is that the control being exercised over trade between Japan and the countries belonging to the Yen bloc should be rendered more flexible. The severity of this control should vary with Japan's economic situation. There is no point, the businessmen add, in So drastically: restricting the export from did Durant. Eventially, the two men parted company.
Overland, in common wita Japan to Yen-bloc countries of nonmilitary goods manufactured from Japanese or Yen-bloc materials.—Havas.
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