The Japanese Delegation in Argentina, which is studying the plan for a Japanese agricultural settlement in this country, particularly on the border of Formosa near Bolivia, has applied to the headquarters of the Ica, the Jewish Colonization Association, here, to supply it with data concerning colonization work carried on by the organization in Argentina. The Japanese Delegation had heard much in Argentine official circules of the good work done by the Ica and decided to obtain its co-operation.
The Japanese Delegation intends also to send a special representative to visit the Jewish colonies in Argentina which are under the supervision of the Ica in order to get a first hand knowledge of the system in the Jewish colonies.
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