Tokyo War Office Pamphlet Stresses Preparedness Tokyo, Oct. 2.
Greater attention to problems of national defence is urged in a 5,000 word pamphlet issued to-day by the Information Bureau of the War Ministry and distributed to all oMelals in Japan, Attention was particularly directed to the development of national resources, and industry was urged to keep its mind on the nation's defence needs at all times.
The pamphlet emphasized the fact that the United States and Soviet Russia combined possess 6,000 aero~ planes to 1,000 possessed by Japan, declaring that the present military, naval and air strength is the absolute minimum considering the general international situation.
The general trend of the pamphlet is that the entire Japanese population should always be eonselous of nation-
Business and industry, it says, should be conducted without selfish motives. Certain economic readjust ments including rigid economy and promotion of education, were urged United Press.
Control of National Economies
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