Tokyo, Apr. 22 Japan today moved to take the lyon out of war Industries og the War office cat lea' a three-day eontercnce Jo army auditors and "procurement Jomcers as a prelude to the enforces ment of stringent regulations placing the manufacture of military: supplier funder ofetal- guidance.
"The new regulations, which will go nto effect on duly 1, are baaed. upon the powers acquired' by the Govern: vent under the National Mobilvation Prony war industries, it was understood, wot be reduced to Yes jan ten per cent. by the application these ules=Bomel."® "P>ucaton Norwegian Ships Not To Be Molested Gen, Abe Seeks Final Tokyo, Apr 23
Adjustment Britain will not vertete with Norwegian ships entering: oF es¥ing Japanese. pars, Sir Rover Craigie Tokyo, Apr. 2 British "Ambassador, informed "Str Negotiations for a "vital readjust Masayuki Banky ViceMlinister "of ment" of Sino-Japanese relations will Foreign Amatrs, this mornings twas be begun in the near future by Gen Melaly"smnotineed here today. eral Nobuyuki Abe, first Japanese "The. Brith Ambassador. Informed Ambassador tothe "Reorganized Mr. "toni that it ha. been decided National "Government of China, bythe Betish auuhortes that Note metropolitan newspapers reported Segian ships may aall for or from day.
Japanese ports to por of ether coun.
General Abe. the press reported, ies as "heretofore "the Foreign will act on instructions from the Otlce announcement' ead.
Japanese Government, and will ne-"it ie believed that there wilt be Boliate directly with Mr. Wang Ching-no interference. wth existing. cone wel, acting-President of the Nanking Government. ace concerning Jopone heed Scandinavian ships have been under norwegian versals" " added, Sixteen 'The negotiations are expected by papers here to start shortly after the charter to" Japanese. interests since four-day celebrations which will be lant' year before the oulbveate of the held in Nanking from tomorrow European confletDemel, celebrate the "return" of the govern= ment to that city, Japan, it was predicted further by the local press, will extend formal de recognition to the new yovern-
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