'A. correspondent then inquired os to whether the ¥.1,500,000,000 es mate of the Japanese Navy for the extraordinary Budget in connection with the China incident was not too excessive and therefore whether the sum included expenses of new naval Rear-Admiral Noda replied that the "extraordinary budget estimat ludod. only appropriations need connection with the China ineident, He pointed out that the complete specifications were explained Before the last Diet.
Guedioned regerding_ wnconfiewed repens that a fleet of 22 vessels, be-Heved. to. be either Japanese or Netherlands" ships, was sighted manguvring in Davao Guit in the Philippines, Rear-Admiral Noda. said he had ne official information, but expressed the opinion that it" was extremely improbable that Japanese warships would engage in manceuvres in that area—Domel, Japan's Internal Affairs Obscure Tokyo, Apr. 16.
With the complicated internat political situation still unsolved, attention in Japan continues to be centred on the country villa of Prince Konoye, the Premier, which has become the mecca of Cabinet Ministers and_ politicians, Aldhough still confined to bed, the Premier is busily conferring with a stream of callers regarding the best political unrest, which is said {o have largely ~ariseénj because of Prince Konoye's refusal to make decisions fciently to handle which is very obscure nected broadly with the Jack of vitality of the Cabinet, the military situation in China, and the question of invoking the National Mobillzation "Bill.
Major developments are expected ext Tuesday or Wednesday, when Marquis Koichi Kido, Minister Education and Public Welfare, visits Prince Saion}i to obtain the Genro's Japan Celebrates Tokyo, Apr, 11.
Japan today solemnly' celebrated the anniversary of the establishment of local self-government.
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