Tokyo, Sept. 29.
A radical reorientation' of Japan's national economy will be put into effect by the National Planning Board to meet Anglo-American economic reprisals over Japan's renewed determination to realize an East Asiatic chain of common prosperity as evidenced by the conclusion of the tripartite pact, the "Yomiuri Shimbun" reports.
The new plan, which will be presented to the Cabinet for approval soon, is based upon economic relations. with China, Japan, Manchoukuo, Indo-China, the Netherlands East Indies and the South Seas in securing necessary raw materials, for which hitherto Japan has depended upon Britain and America.
The manufacture and export of goods will also be directed along new channels—Reuter.
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