JAPAN’S WOOL TRADE
DEPRESSION REPORTED Press Association—By Telegraph—Copyright. KOBE, December 19. Complaints of the lack of prosperity in the woollen trade culminated yesterday in the announcement that the (lodo mills at Osaka intend to discharge half of their 7,000 workers, thus causing consternation in the neighbourhood. The Godo mills consist of a combine which was effected in 1927, with a of £5,000,000,
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Evening Star, Issue 20363, 20 December 1929, Page 9
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62JAPAN’S WOOL TRADE Evening Star, Issue 20363, 20 December 1929, Page 9
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