Issued. i A“A visit to Japan,” writes Special Agent Roland R. Dennis, ‘‘tends to disprove the theory that cheap labor insures cheap, production of output. The Japanese in many directions, especially in cabinet making, is an expert and finished workman. Although he uses an infinitesimal plane and planes toward himself, and his handsaw looks like an overgrown butcher knife, with sawteeth1 cut in its edge, he produces fine work. But give him a machine nearly automatic to tend and he is nota success/'