Meanwhile, the "New York Times" of August 13 and 14 had commented on Japan's gold shipments, but had pointed out that they did not provide a gauge of Japan's national strength, Mr. Yuki declared.
The three-point programme for the expansion of production, the promotion of exports and the stabilization of the nation's livelihood, Mr. Yuki said would be maintained, Only fifteen per cent. of Japan's war expenditure, Mr, Yuki asserted was being spent abroad, while loans were being readily digested at home.
The need of strengthening the Japan-Manchoukuo bloc, both from an economic and a cultural point of view, was held necessary by Mr. Yuki.—Domei.
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