Tokyo, June 27.
Mr. Hachiro Arita, Foreign Minister, reported to the throne today on the declaration he is to make on Saturday regarding Japan's "Monroe, Doctrine policy for Cost Asia.
The Foreign Minister outlined to the Emperor the new Japanese policy, which was believed to have been formed with a view toward preventing any western Power from intervening im East Asiatic affairs as well as in Indo-China and the Netherlands East Indies.
Mr. Arita will announce the Japanese "Monroe Doctrine" Saturday after the Cabinet approves the speech.
Both the "Asahi Shimbun" and the "Chugai Shimpo" said that "East Asia's destiny is Japan's destiny. They said that the declaration would feaifirm Japan's—non-involvement policy in the European war, but interference by Third Powers "in East Asiatic affairs will not be tolerated in Japan's efforts to settle the China Affair, thereby stabilizing East Asia."
"Asahi"
Arita's declaration would emphasize Japan's determination to safeguard peace in East Asia and would make every effort to prevent the spread of the European war to the Far East,—United Press.
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