pressure which foreign Powers may at Tokyo, Dec. 18. tempt to impose on Japan will not cause her her to waver one step in her determination to establish a new order" in East Asia, Mr. Hachiro Arita, the Foreign Minister, will tell foreign correspondents in an interview tomorrow, Domei was informed today in authoritative unshakable and will never be weakened by the actions of Wiss wwarters. Japan's resolution to attain her object ina
Pow 1s, the Foreign Minister was understood to have decided to inform the correspondents, Pressure which third Powers might bring to bear on Japan in the form of economic boycotts or refusal to invest capital in Asia would be regretted by Japan, but such measures would not affect Japan's policy, Mr. Arita will declar Japan's policy of playing the leading role in the reconstruction of East sit and her "high ideals" regarding. China are, fundamentally different, from the "imperfalistie profiteering: ant exploitation policies" which the Powers executed in their colonial possessions at the end of the last cen-fury, Mr. Arita will tell the newsmen, according to Domel's informant, The information given to Domei was a forecast in general terms of what Mr. Arita was expected to sav.
did not constitute an official sum: mary of the Foreign Minister's antiipated statement, ig inevitable that Japan' should play the leading part in the reconimietion of East Asia and Japan's Tofly ideals in this respect will be emphasized by Mr, Arita, The Foreign Minister is expected to give a clear explanation of the fundamental policies Japan intends to pursue in building a "new order."
Ho will try to Tet the world know hit Japan is planning to establish 2 new urder on such a high plane that it will be conductive to lasting peace in East Asia and thereby set an exsmple to the Powers, The funda: mental necessity for ce-operation he-tween Japan, Manchoukuo and China will be emphasized, No Intention of "Bloc"
In order to attain the objective of the creation of a new order in East Asia, in other words, to build a bulwark against the influx of red influences, to enhance the welfare of the people and to encourage cultural ad-vaneement, close ce-operation is indispensable between Japan, Manchou-cue and China in the fields of poll-Jes, culture and economies, Mr. Arita will ay.
Such ce-operation should not be inlerpreted as an attempt of the three countries to form a "bloc" of their own, just because other Powers are forming economic blocs, the Foreismn Minister is.expeeted to point out. Mutual assistance among the three tions in this part of the world is vitally necessary to build a new order I East Asia, regardless of what other Powers are doing, he will explain, More Soviet Munitions
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