Japan's economic and military strength will undergo "a_complete {ransformation" upon the completion of the present programme for en-anced, productive power, tx. 1azu0 Aoki, President of the National Plan-hing Board, declared in reply toa question by Mr. Yasujiro.'Teutsumi, Mr. Aoki agreed with the. interpellaior that a disclosure of the de-{alls of the programme for bigger Droductive capacity was domestically table, but remarked that it "would." be detrimental from a strategical viewpoint to. disclose to foreign Powers our national capa cities."
Arita, returning to the rostrum, said' that." Soviet-Japanese " fishery negotiations were continuing in spite fo the fruitless results obtained far this. year.
dented that the reported rep-brochement between Britain and the Boviet Union had any bearing upon the fishery negotiations.—Domel
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