'The authorities' have not relaxed in they determination to exterminate all radicalism. Realizing that re. pressive measures are not sufficient they propose to encourage the study of the history of Japan in all schools, hoping that the young mind will thereby be weaned from the evil influences of "a certain third party"—a euphemism for the Soviet—and will learn to take pride in the traditions of their own land.
Physical training and the encouragement of sports are two other methods whereby the Government hopes to combat radicalism successfully, while the assistance of reigious workers has also been invited,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.