Hopes at Conference of Three Nations in Osaka Osaka, Nov. 29, Conclusion of a "perfect alliance, based not upon interest, but coming from the heart," between Japan and a new China was urged here yesterday by Mr. Wang Tze-hui, Minister of Industry in the "Reformed Government" at Nanking.
Spesking at the closing session of a joint economic conference, attended by representatives of Japan, Manchoukuo and the new regimes in China, here yesterday, Mr. Wang asked Japan to extend recognition to the projected federal government in China at the earliest possible opportunity and at the same time conclude an alliance.
Questions related to the Chinese customs tariff and communications, Mr. Wang said, would find, their own solution. Investments in China, he declared, could be made with confid-once, since peace and order in the country could be easily maintained if he people were given food and work.
Opposition to a "premature" control of industry in China was voiced at he conference by Mr, Yin Tung, di rector of the Bureau of Reconstruc-jon of the Peiping "Provisional Government."
He invited Japanese business men to ce-operate with the Chinese in establishing a stable economic bloc embracing Japan, Manchoukuo, China and Mongolia—Domei.
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