Declaring that Japan still has an ample food supply despite four years of hostilities on the Asiatic continent, the Minister of Agriculture and Forestry nevertheless warned the people "to be prepared for stricter contro} over food supplies in the light of the fact that with the outbreak of the Soviet-German hostilities, Japan can depend only upon herself for a sufficient supply of food and other materials."
Concluding, Mr. Ino predicted that Japan would have enough food and other materials when Japan, in co-Operation with other members of East Asia, succeed in establishing their prosperity sphere in the Far East."—Domei.
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