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Tokyo, Sept. 5.
Japan's principal Opposition party, the Minseito, which suffered a considerable loss of strength through the defection of Mr. Tokonami, known as Japan's "Hal of the Wynd" owing to the frequent ey with which he has changed sides or broken away from organization to which he had sworn fealty, is suffering yet another schism within its own ranks. While a new split though threatened, has not yet actually occurred, there is known to be considerable discontent ta the Standing on one's head is 50 ea IN
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