JAPAN & U.S.A.
DECLINE OF TRADE SOME JAPANESE GOING HOME NEW YORK, February 9. The Japanese Consulate has disclosed that many Japanese are preparing to leave the United States. It says that this is a result of the slump in business relations. It ridicules the story that they are leaving because of the delicate Far Eastern situation. The Domei News Agency quotes the Tokio newspaper as stating 150 women and children from Japanese families in New York are leaving the United States because of the imminent German spring offensive'against Britain and the delicate Far Eastern situation.
The best information here does not credit the foregoing, supporting the Consulate version mentioned above.
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Grey River Argus, 11 February 1941, Page 6
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