Tokyo, May 11, Anglo-Japanese ce-operation in the economic development of China form-fed the major topic of discussion at. yesterday's meeting "of the "Inner Cabinet" comprising the Ministers "of War, Navy and Foreign Affairs.
'The three' Domei was ellably, informed, considered _mea-Sures designed to end the current pellet, that Japan and Great Britain Intended to divide China into spheres of influence. Negotiations in London, it was emphasized, aim principally at parties might cease under the pres-Sure exerted by the Army.
The "Hech! Shimbun," an organ of the Minseito party, declared yester-ay that a re-dissolution of the Diet, sala contemplated by the Cabinet wit only serve to aggravate the our:
3 anti-Government atmosphere and signation, "Four leading members of the Seiryakal yesterday decided to continue Their attacks on the Cabinet, but Jwithout making definite. proposal readjustment of Anglo-Japanese for Seiyukai-Btinselto joint anti Felations In China to avoid all pos-[Government front. They were Mr. ble friction, between the vast inter-[Chilcuhel "Nakajima, the "aeroplane ests of the two Powers.
King" of Japan; Mr. Ichiro Hatoyama, The discussions algo dealt with the current, developments in China, on Bia Mr. Tothlo Shimada, and Mr. Yonezs he basis of n report by the Ambassador, Mr Kawagoe, at bros ent here, "The three conferees, the Foreign ulster, Mr. Natoake Sale: Gen, Gen Sugiyama, War Miniter, and Admiral ileumes. Yana Nowy Minster, also bateed to Keep in close. touch fetch other, to secre a Unified diplo-mari policy.
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