Tokyo, Aug. 6.
'The British Ambassador, Sir Robert Craigie, called on the Foreign Minis~ ter at' his official residence at 9 O'clock today. It is understood that 2 70-minute conversation views Were exchanged on the recent arrests Britons and Japanese in this country and Britain, The talk is said to have taken place in a "calm and friendly atmosphere."—Reuter, Following the report that the Tokyo Anti-British League had pass-2 resolution demanding stronger fof the life of the people, (6) more effective concentration of the nation's resources and (7) adjustment of the war-time economic control measures.
Th the interview, Mr. Yuki said "quis Yeasonable and appropriate. in the existing situation, that Prince Konoye decided to take the great re~ sponsibility when he received the Imperial command to organize the new Cabinet, and took great care in the organization, By. having done this, the Prince can respond to the confidence of the Throne and the expectations of the people.
'Measures that {hope the Konoye Cabinet will take are as follow New foreign policy': In the present World situation, diplomacy controls all volit'eal activities. 'The fate of the country. depends on accurate foresight. In order to form correct judg: ment of the constantly chai world situation, an intelligence net work in every' necessary direction should be completed, Our diplom: tic policy, based on accurate and far-reaching foresight, should be stabi zed for taking proper and opportune measures. Efforts should be made to Properly ope with changes In the situation, along the lines of the Ca-operation of Military and Civil "Unifleation and ce-operation, of the military command and the civil government: In the past there has been Inevitably some inconsistency hetwveen the military command and the civil government. Properly. speaking. these two entities should be tone, not Wo, Problems of the pro-sent stage of the construction of a now East Asia may not be solved by: the advance of military operations. So it is to be hoped that are strong political operation by combining the ry "command find the civil administration will be realized.
ional reorganization: The nasis determined to over-ying out yo Lorward in complete ce-operation execute the national policy.
\djustinent of the Japan-Man~ choukuo-China economic bloc: it yoes: without saying that Japan, Manchou kuo and China are parts of a single body. But in dratting and carrying out various projects it is likely: that the advantages of one's own country may be considered first. Tu the Future, this defect should be strictly corrected that fundamental mea sures covery industrial funds, prices and commodi ies, in Japan, Manchou-and China, as well as southern regions, can be speedily drafted and properly carried out.
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