Tokyo Jan. 8.
After four-day Investteation, metropolitan police yesterday arrested a sienect in the burglary at the British Embassy. The man, Mreaekt Ack, fe allowed to have stolen 1.500 allotted as a onus ta nine Japenese employees of the Embassy.—Domel. apparently, gradually beng mant-fested among the members" of General" Chiane's administration. which Is awe-struck by the strength the Japanese military forces and the Increasingly firm determination of the Japanese nation."
Javan, on her part, however: Mr. Kazimi's statement continues, "ig paying heavy socriftees in her present crusade, which Is actuated by her desire to, obtain. suaranlee for lasting peace in East Asta, "Therefore, Japan will go ahead to. attain her @xed objective. unless. China" shows for reconsideration sincerely."
conclusion, Mr. Kazam!'s statement said that this afternoon a free and frank exchange of views took place between the Premier and the Ministers of Foreign Affairs, the Army and the Navy, regarding "the various measures to be- taken future to. purstin this determination of Japan"—Reuter.
Tokyo, Jat At yesterday's Cabinet. meeting. Prine Konoye, the Premier, sought fan understanding with his colleagues Fesarding the Four-year Plan for the Replenishment of National Rerources on the assumption that the present "China Incident" would continue for four years, or that. Several years more would be required to secure a fundamental settlement of the China question even if the resent Incident should be settled Before long.
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