The Business Men's "Party" wi have a word to say. But whi Sanji Muto criticizes (and open} frank criticism is perhaps more needed than anything else) he has!
desire atthe present me ta{ bring about a dissolution or an! appeal to the great untaught electorate. Rather "will he induce changes of method and of policies, especially where the business and financial affairs of the country are concerned. He is not a politician, but a business man, and says th what Japan wants more than anything else these days is an honest business administration. Most people'
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