Rotary talk on friendship and understanding for world peace
Raymond Myens of Kansas City spoke to Rotary clubs stressing friendship as the key to peace. He said understanding others transforms rivals into allies, defines good citizenship, and aligns personal conduct with Rotary’s mission to foster civilization through mutual respect and responsibility.
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Cotton Mills Feel Pinch of Depression in Japan
Tokio reports cotton spinning firms once thriving during the war boom now face overproduction and diminished demand. Larger mills retain resources, but newer and smaller mills, with heavy capital, suffer most as proposals to cut output meet weak support.
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Textile export demand shifts after cotton price rise
The article notes that normally 40 percent of yarn is exported with the rest for domestic use, but domestic demand has fallen while export prospects are uncertain. Higher American cotton prices have worsened conditions.
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