Tokyo, Apr. 15.
Japan is despatching a few more war" vessels. to northern waters, it waa stated by Advniral M. Ohsuni, Minister of
Cabinet meeting. The Navy is the Navy, at today's regular determined to afford tye. most complete protection to Japanese fishing boats off Kamchatka, Admiral Ohsumn said, and hopes iby this action to avert Ube reelcrence of unpleasant ineients fishermen such as occurred last {involving Japanese and Russian Cabinet approval of plans for strengthening the' Japanese forces in northern Manchuria was sought by." Liewt.-Gen. Sadao Araki, the War Minister, The situation along the Siberian order was described in detail by the War Minister, who also sug-rested that provision be made in he additional Budget" for the Inaintenance of the additional troopae—United Press. bending their efforts to demonstrate that the new State based upon a mandate of the people, General Ma Chan-shan Jdeems this an opportune moment to stage a counter-driv He reports thi atveady been mobilised at Heiho and] fall former officials of the Heilun Kiang Provi also resumed their duties.
He now only waiting for their first Jopportune moment to attack the Japanese invaders.—Kuo Min.
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