The Archive · 1936

Foreign Extrality Unwanted

"It was attended by Mr. R. Takabe, director of the "Kwantung " Burea Mr. 8, Odate, director of the General Affairs Board of Manchoukuo; and by other official of the Kwantung Bureau, the Manchoukuo Government, "the Kwantung Army, the Japanese Embassy and, the South Manchuria Railway Ca."

Mr. °S, Kuriyama, director of the Trealy Bureau of the Tokyo Foreign Mice, who has come here to make fal arrangements with Manchoukuo and Japanese officials in Changchun, declares that the final relinquishment by Japan of special privileges Manchoukwo will be "accompanied by a considerable increase in. Man. choukuo's state budget in the future.'

"But we must point out" he ex-blained, "that, in order to become a Powerful, independent state, Manchoukuo must of necessity free her-elf first from the fetters of foreign Mr. Kuriyama has assured Japan-We nationals living In Manchoukuo that the Japanese Government will iee that they are not made liable to uble taxation after extraterritorial-withdrawn—Reuter.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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