Reports from Tokio (2 through—Eu,) state that hina policy is be-strongly criticized at home. It fs said that only the militarists support his stand in regard to Manchuria and that the liberals in Japan believe that nothing good will come out of the Premier's so-called positive policy. While some reports indicate that Baron Tanaka has pub-Hiely declared that Japan will not} interfere with China's internal a fairs, other reports confirm the rumours that Japan may take drastic "measures" to prevent a compromise between the National-_ ists and the Mukden leaders. necessary steps to protect her rights and interests in Manchuria, Further questioned,. he stated that he did not know what these: steps were likely to be.
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