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Japan's replies to the third series of diplomatic notes received from the United States, Great Britain and the fatherlands on the proposed Man~ choukuo all! monopoly and on cer-fain aspects of the Japanese Peroleum Industry Law will be made this week, it was learned from high Foreign Otice officials to-day.
'The Japanese rejoinder to the representations, it Is understood, will felterate the former contention that the' Manchoukuo monopoly isa domestic matter and that, in no way, does it violate the spirit and letter fof Article IIT of the Nine-Power Treaty regarding the maintenance of the principle of the Open Door and Equal Opportunity as asserted in the American, British and Netherlands communications.
Mr. K. Hirota. the Foreign Mimster, is believed. will also stress the fact that the off companies affected by both statutes are carrying on their business both in Japan and Manchou-kno as before.
The Japanese reply on the Man-Jchoukuo issue will be made 4s a matter of form, it was declared, as. Japan has not altered her previous stand that the question is one that lthould be settled between the inter~ fested Powers and the Changchun [cavernment and is not within. the province of the Japanese authorities (fo deal with—Rengo.
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