The Archive · 1939

Emperor Told of Japan Policy in China

Premier Makes Report on Recent Decisions

Tokyo, Nov. 4.

The Premier, GeneralsAbe, proceeded to the Palace at 10 o'clock this morning and made a detailed report to Emperor upon the Government's policy for the ce-ordination of Sino-Japanese relations as reached teas Ais Board on November 1. at the conference of the Ching

The Premier's action followed the approval, by an extraordinary meeting of the Cabinet, of the Board's decision regarding a new central Chinese regime.

The conference of the Board on November 1 decided to extend very possible ce-operation for the establishment of a new government in China on the basis of a plan the Board had worked out.

Tt was also decided that the Japanese Government should positively support the movement for the organization of a new Chinese government, and should prevent any attempt by others to obstruct this movement.—

Reuter.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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