Tokyo, Aug. 11.
Plans proposed by the Ministry of War for a reform in the Japanese Official organs in Manchoukuo and the Kwantung leased Territory will find stil" opposition from high Foreign Office officials, it was indicated today.
'The military's plans call for the abolition of the present. "three-intone" system in Manchuria, whereby the Japanese Ambassador' to Mancchouiuo, Gen. T. Hishigari, is slmulthe Kwantung Army and Governor of the Leased Territory. Substitution by a. new. "two-in-one' set-up suggested by the miti Under the new scheme, the post of Governor would be separated from the two others, with a. simuttaneous curtailment in the powers hitherto conferred upon the Governor.
At present, the Governor of the Kwantung Leased Territory exercises supervisory powers over the. Oriental Development Ca., the South Manchuria Railway Ca, and its various subsidiary organizations, which are controlled by the Government, various Japanese enterprises Manchoukuo, and the Japanese police in the S.MCR. zone. The War Opice plans call for the transfer of
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