Tokyo, Nov. 8.
"Unnamed Domei observer's" remarks, combined with Mr.
Hachiro Arita's reiteration of General Kazushige Ugaki's and Prince Konoye's requests to forei ign diplomats at Tokyo that their countries urge their nationals in China to remove their interests from the scene of the present and expected hostilities to safer zones caused many to believe today that Japan's contro! in China must become increasingly tighter.
The "unnamed observer" indicated that Japan desired the United States to look at the facts and recognize the necessity of ce-operating in building new order in China. The server" said Japan is ready to recognize all legitimate American rights and interests, and specifically invited Investments—all under the' same condition, that recognition be: extended Japan's dominant position.
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