Electoral reform was at present. being studied by' the Local "Affairs Bureau of the Ministry of the Interior Dut Mr. Yasut refused to make any statement on the nature of the changes contemplated.
Domestic adh Minister reveated, would be thoroughly revised and reorganized to make the Home Ministry" the centralized agent for all the other Ministries their relation to. the country detailed administrative work and the whole working power of the Yor motional defence, Me. welfare of soldiers Yasui concluded—Domel, Japanese Warned Against Spies Tokyo, Aug. 2.
"Japanese in general" are' very poorly trained against espionage." Sine suzutis head of the' Foreign Affaire section of the "Meiropotten Police: Basra," told-the "Miyant interview om spying "In loan means to combat "the. japanese" he said, keep secrets long. There Is also inclination in some "parts" at" the Country favour anything Western ago activity" the. police cist eon "There are various types of cation
beg "Some spies approseh their vielims through societ bodies suet as" clubs sports, meets and' at ectal Fuhcringe in private homes" Aten these may be Found the type Of spy who maker use of his love alfetc ith Tapanese eis "Some ethers, more openly ilcga," Mr. Sustkl continued, "resort to buying. information or even thet THeas" are. nol" to Be con Shiered' in this interview, because their coses are glaringly plain,
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