Tokyo, Oct. 16.
Putting into practice its principal motto, a new organization created by Col, Kingono Hashimoto, retired, to-day literally "took a long. jump" into Japan's muddled political "arena, The new group was formally labelled, the New Japan Youth Party, In its manifesto, the party advocates the taking by Japan of "long jump" in spiritual, diplomat economic, military and political fields, Noting that the world has reached "the end of the rape under mater falistic "Uberalism," the manifesto declares that any' people stealing a march on others in the creation of an "improved national system should shine in the world."
Tt therefore urges the Japanese people to devote all their energy to "submit to the Emperor and to move a5 one in a establishing a surging national system 0 as to gloriously. ead the world in the path of justice."
Col. Hashimoto retired in' August in the Army purge that followed the mutiny of February 20-29, He has has been mentioned as a potential candidate for the post of militar advisor to the Hopel and Charha Couneil—Domel.
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