Dairen, July 2.
Speculation is rife on what the Japanese military proposes to do with three outstanding problems of immediate importance facing the Japanese in Manchoukuo, These prob-Jems are: (1) The proposed increase of Japanese troops in Manchoukuo; (2) the transplantation of millions of Japanese from Japan to Manchoukuo; (8) the encouragement of Japanese ancial investments.
The feeling here, augmented by assuring reports from Hsinking, is that Licut. Gen, Seishiro Itagaki, Chief-of-'Staff of the Kwantung Army, and higher military authorities of - the Central Army in Tokyo are agreed on the three propositions.
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