Japs.’ End-War-In-China Resolution
(Received 2 p.m.) TOKIO, December 20
A mass meeting of 600 prominent Japanese, including ex-Cabinet Ministers and military leaders, passed a resolution urging the Government: (1) To take appropriate measures to end the conflict in China. (2) To remove any advocacy of cooperation with the Soviet. ■(3) To investigate underground Communist activities.
(4) To again examine the renovation of policies. (5) To guard against a campaign, arising from a fear complex, against pro-British and pro-American views. Former Cabinet Ministers present included Mr Arita and Mr Moizumi, and military personalities, Generals Hishikari and Maz.aki.
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Northern Advocate, 21 December 1939, Page 6
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