The Archive · 1941

Far East Said Markets

Tokyo, Sept. 18.

Declaring that one of the main in-of the United States in th revolves around the ques-ets for surplus good.

editorial today urged the United "Japan Times and dvertiser

States to refrain from a policy of orcing open markets which belong io the economy of other States, and address itself to the question domestic reform.

The desire of the United States to d markets with the return of

tremendous avalanche of goods,"

for the purpose of disposing a which would naturally accumulate as result of the war-time expansion. is one of the chief factors of the trend of the United States policy tow war, the editorial said. 1

Cabinet saw him on Monday night advising abdication, but was met with a blunt refusal. He then sought the advice of Sir William Bullard, Britishy Minister, through a secret emissary.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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