Tokyo, Feb. 5. army command to-day agreed upon a four-point China policy. Summarized, the four items T—Promotion of efforts to secure complete national unity in" Japan's! China potiey.
2—Demands for the complete mination of anti-Japanese agitation China.
'SExtension of assistance to the North China réghm "4—Clarification of Japan's notional policy towards China 30.05 to promote {sense of mutual conhdence between the. two nations.
"This programme. will now be the subject of Joint discussions by the Mintstries of War, Foreign Affairs and the Navy," so ab to secure the com ordinated "efforts of" these three Branches. in its application, a high The War Offce, he continued, had noted "with regret" that differences Have. occurred among these three branches and their agents abroad "in Judging changing conditions in China, Thus, he went on, the impression has been given that Japan's polley towards ghina hag changed," wheraaa Sgetuatly remains the same og that at the time of the outbreak of the Man-hunan Incident snd the withd: awal of Japan from the League of Nations."
The suppression of antisJapanese agitation by Kuomintang elements, the ffieer said, was casentlal for the Sllzation "of the Army's efforts bring about the prosperity of both Japan, and China" as. set forth Japan's "basic "policy." The ant-Japanese and anti-Manchouluo atti udo maintained by the Nanking Gov. ernment should also be "Tiquidated, Tosa Minkstrles Declde Polley Tokyo, Feb. 8 Following careful. study various problems concerning. China andthe Soviet Union, ropresentatives of the Ministries of Forelzn 'Affairs, War and Navy" at their) Second' meeting. to-day reached agreement. on. the following pains, it'vens learned on reliable authority Firstly, for the realization of the Far Easiern Policy of the Japanese! Government, it ig urgently mecessary to reach an agreement with the Chinese Government not only on general Sino-Japanese "ce-operation! but on a Joint defence against Com-
'Secondly, peace in the Far East] cannot be guaranteed as tong as the) Border between -Manchoukuo and the Soviet Union remains undefined and as long as unusually large forces of the Red Army are' stationed in!
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