Reviewing conclusions of the Three Power Pact. the Admiral said: "The Pact was concluded in pursuance of the Emperor's wishes on Japan's part. represents a. combination of those powers vitally Interested in the con struction of a New Order in the world. It has no room for selfish, calculative consideration, Consequently. should {ho United States join in the pean War, on her faith and Japan should be prepared for participation ju the war"
Discussing the Souih Seas issue, the Admiral declared: The South Seas question is a life or death issue for Greater Enst Asia. It is but natural that Japan could not acquiesce in its present status".
Referring to his, version of world disturbances, the Admiral predicted: "It ig) my. firm belief that. Japan would be the deciding factor in a world war. Tt would be no easy {ask for Japan, but on the contrary.
Would force the Japanese to make extraordinary preparations. There. fore. a now national structure in all fields of the nation's activities must be completed at the earliest possible opportunity."—Reuter, Border Demareation Negotiations Resumed Tokyo, June 16.
With the successful elimination of technical diMleulties. work on the tot the demarcation of the Manchoukuo-Outer Mongolia frontier will be resumed on June 27, it was announced at 1 o'clock this afternoon by the Cabinet Board of Information.
'The communique stated:—"Although work "for the demarcation of the frontier between Manchoukuo and Outer Mongolia' on the spot was begun in September 1940, in accord ance with the Togo-Molotov agree ment, it had met technical dimculties unforeseen by both parties, and the approach of a severe winter left no choice but to suspend the work.
"However, having decided to continue the work with the coming of spring, representatives of Manchou~ kuo ahd Outer Mongolia have met in conference at Chila since May 28 and have succeeded in eliminating completely the above-mentioned lificulloth parties, therefore, decided begin the work'of demarcation of the frontier on June 27."—Domel.
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