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termany And Japan Invited To Join Wtt. 7 p.m.) WASHINGTON, May 29. |Hie 51 member countries of the Inftmational Monetary Fund have inWed Germany and Japan to join their pt is expected that the formal entry wthe two countries into the fund will gte place this summer. This means Germany and Japan will be able B establish official par values for their grrencies and engage in foreign exIjange transactions through the fund’s ■iannels. ; Japan will have a quota of 3j.000.000 dollars, of which 25 per B®t. will be in gold. quota will be 330,000,000 fwlars and her gold portion will be per cent, of the quota.
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Press, Volume LXXXVIII, Issue 26745, 31 May 1952, Page 7
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