Provocation of Chinese War Lords Must Be Curbed 'Tokyo, Aug. 31 Jepan_ is "prepared to sacrifice everything" to' secure a lasting and! fundamental readjustment of "Sino-Japanese relations, "the Premier, Prince Fumimaro Konoye, will tell [the "Diet on September 'S," Dome! learned to-day from authoritative "The Prime Minister's address wat! approved by the Cabinet at its mect= fag. to-day.
"The objective of Japan's actions, the youthful 'Premier will declare, Hes In" securing peace in the. Far East by creailng a state of harmony' [and ce-operation among Japan, Man~ [choukuo and China. ment in "China.
Japan, Prince Konoye wil! con tinue, does not regard the people of China as her enemy. She is fighting [Chinese troops in order to make the Nanking Government reconsider its ast actions.
"The present rials, the Prime Minister "will contend," was brought about by the provocative activities of Chinese war lords.
'He' will appeal to the Japanese people to strain every effort to tide lover. the "present. ditlcuities with patience and tenacity so that "the [Ration's fundamental policies may be realized,—Domel, Tokyo, Sept. 3.
Included among the Important bills, to be diseuged during the five-day session, will be one providing for the 'Spprenriation of ¥2.000,000,000 for the, China incident and a measure authorizing the Government to con {rol the nations' economy.
"The Treasury will submit a vill tightening the provisions of the foreign exchange control regulation.
"Amendments to the regulations will enable the Finance Ministry to con-{fot tronssctionsun foreign money by Sopanese residents abroad.
"Also regulated will be the purchase and gale of property abroad by Japan-
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