The Japan advertiser annual review : finance, industry and commerce. 1936-1937

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• TABLE OF CONTENTS
• JAPAN FORCES PACE OF ECONOMIC ADVANCE By Guenther Stein / 3
• MANCHUKUO ENHANCES YIELD OF PARTNERSHIP WITH JAPAN By Yosuke Matsuoka / 19
• JAPAN'S PLAN TO OVERCOME IRON AND STEEL SHORTAGE By James A.Rabbitt / 21
• EVENTS IN FIELD OF FINANCE SET MISGIVINGS AT REST By Tanzan Ishibashi / 25
• TOURISTS SPEND HUNDRED MILLION YEN ANNUALLY By A.F.Thomas / 27
• EMPHASIS OF FUEL POLICY SHIFTED TO COAL LIQUEFACTION / 29
• COAL OUTPUT ESTABLISHES NEW RECORDS / 31
• CEMENT OUTPUT RECEDES AS PRICE COMPETITION ENDS / 33
• GLASS STILL ADVANCING AT REGULAR RATE / 33
• BOOM PREVAILS IN SHIPBUILDING / 33
• RUBBER GOODS INDUSTRY REACHES PEAK / 34
• PAPER GAINS IN OUTPUT AND SALES / 34
• SUPPLY LIMITATIONS HAMPER WOOL INDUSTRY / 35
• INCOME FROM RAW SILK HIGHEST SINCE 1929 / 36
• COTTON CLOTH EXPORTS DIP AS MAJOR MARKETS SHRINK / 37
• RAYON THIRD MOST IMPORTANT EXPORT ITEM / 38
• BREWERS EXPERIENCE BIGGEST BOOM / 39
• MACHINE AND TOOL INDUSTRY SHOWS RECORD RESULTS / 40
• PRICES OF TIMBER SOAR / 41
• RECORD PROFITS BY SUGAR COMPANIES / 41
• FERTILIZER CONTROL ADOPTED / 42
• STOCK PRICES CHART VIOLENT FLUCTUATIONS / 43
• RADIO IMPORTANT FACTOR IN NATIONAL LIFE / 45
• DEMAND FOR SODA RISES / 46
• GROWTH OF CIVIL AVIATION / 47
• MANCHUKOU'S OUTLOOK IMPROVED BY FISCAL POLICIES / 49
• TRADE IN FOREIGN BOOKS MAINTAINING PACE / 51
• JAPAN AND REPRINTS OF FOREIGN BOOKS By N.Skene Smith / 51
• OSAKA RANKS AS ORIENT'S LARGEST MANUFACTURING CENTER By Glenn W.Shaw / 53
• JAPAN OUTDOES EUROPE IN CLASSIC MUSIC SALES By H.A.Strauss / 54
• NAGOYA LEADS IN WOOLEN GOODS By A.Ashton / 55
• KOBE COMBINES ADVANTAGES OF TRADE CENTER AND RESORT / 57
• POLITICAL CAPITAL ACCUMULATING INDUSTRIES / 59
• YOKOHAMA RECLAIMS BIG AREA FOR INDUSTRY / 61
• CONFIDENCE IN INSURANCE GROWING / 62
• EMPIRE'S 2600TH ANNIVERSARY TO BE CELEBRATED WITH EXHIBITION / 63
• RICE MARKET MAINTAINS VIGOROUS TONE / 65
• EXPANSION OF KOREAN INDUSTRIES / 66
• WHEAT PRODUCTION DECLINES / 67

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