Changchun, May 14.
Improvement of the police system in Manchoukuo and the raising of the standard of police officers is necessary before Japan can abolish extraterritorial rights in the new state.
This was the admission made by Mr. Kichigoro Nagao, chief of the Police Bureau of the Manchoukuo Department of Civil Affairs, before Japanese Consuls in Manchoukuo, who gathered here recently for their third annual conference.
Meanwhile, "Mr. Masayuki Tani, Counsellor of the Japanese Embassy, ig urging consideration of the extrality question from a political rather than from a legal viewpoint 'The relations between Japan and Manchoukuo have become inseparable and, since the two countries are collaborating in political, economic and industrial activities, there is no Reed of waiting for a reform of the Manchoukuo judicial' system before the extrality question is solved, said Mr. Tani—Rengo.
Tokyo, May 14.
The consolidation of local ~admin-{stration in Manchoukuo along self governing lines and the diffusion of education and religion throughout the new state will be stressed by the Kuantung Army in putting into effect its new policies, it was learned here to-day.
Japanese capital for the development of local industries will also be and other minerals. They had discovered that the vast expanses of Manchoukuo were practically worth-Jess in this respect, but that, further fon, in the Lake Baikal region, there were precious untapped resources.
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