Tokyo, Nov. 13.
The budget for 1935 is likely to show a further increase.
The Ministry of Finance to-day approved the sum of 'Y.175,000,000 out of ¥:300,000,000 demanded by yhe var-fous Ministries for rehabilitation pur poses following the recent typhoon and floods in Japan.
Out of the ¥.175,000,000 expenditure approved, ¥.60,000.000 is earmarked for 1995' and ¥.56,000,000 for 1038, while the remaining ¥.50,000,000 will Alleged Japanese Scheme Chinese Customs Fine Firms Denounced by Moscow Concerned Moscow, Nov. 16.
'A violent campaign was launched yesterday by the Soviet press, denouncing Japan's plans for" the {invasion of Chahar Province in the In a report published by "Pravda" from its Shanghai correspondent, the Jorgan of the Communist Party writes that "the Japanese map of Man-Jehuria "includes Chahar among the [Manchurian provinces."
The paper adds that, at the end lot September, a detachment Japanese artillery was sent from HLinsy to Dolonor and that hundreds Jot truckloads of supplies and munitions were directed toward northern [Chabsr.
"Tzvestia," on its part, announces that the curtain wil! shortly rise on a new act of the Sino-Japanese drama, "This opinion is also shared by the }-Krasnaia "Zvezda," organ of the [Soviet military quarters. Comment Ing on the latest developments and recent press interview granted by tier. A. Ariyoshi, Japan's Minister to JChina, the paper draws the conclusion' that Japan intends inecrporat ting Chahar in Manchurian territory Junder the Manchoukuo government, after getting a strong economic and Strategical hold on the region of Dolonor.
'"Kragnala Zvezda" adds that the subject was discussed by the Japan-fosse in the course of several conter-fences held with the participation of IManchoukuo™ officers "at Chengteh, capital of Jehol Province, and. of
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