To be Dissolved Following Organization Tokyo, Dee, 22, A three-day session of Proletariag delegates from all parts of the eonns try opened here this morning for the purpose of organizing a now Left Wing party to succeed the Ronots (about-Farmer) Party, the dis. solution of which was' onlered on April 10 at the time of the round-up of Radicals all over the country.
As the projected party is to clude remnants of the Ionolo, it is understood that the Home Minister has decided to order its dissolution og soon as it is organized, With the opening of the Diet drawing near, Labour and Pro-Jctarian elements of all shades are showing renewed activity. Seven of the principal organizations which up to then had been at loggerheads decided to sink their differences and were amalgamated on December 20 under the name of Nihon Taishuio meaning "Japan Masses' Part They will form a Central bloc, ostensibly favouring neither the Right nor the Lett, though it is generally believed that they are inclined to the Left, from which the Social Democrats and other con. servative proletarian bodies are remaining aloof, thus forming a Right Poli Action Dee, 2h.
As it was reported that Radicals were ving the three-day session of Proletarian delegates from all parts of the country for propaganda pure poses, the police ordered its dissolution ae soon as the delegates <ssem bled thia morning. For this reason the proposal to form a new Left ing party to be known ax the hon Taishute, or Japan Muses! Party, has been postponed.
Demonstea ion Broken Cy Dee, 25, Following the dissolution of the /Shinto-Jumbikai about 1,800 Leftists who had been attending the cone vention paraded the streets sinj labour songs and denouncing futhoritics. The Police broke "up the procession and arrested 120, including several women, The Home Minister has ordered the disbandment of the Shint>- Jumbikai, an. informal Leftist organization, which was formed as a temporary' rallying point for radio cals after the dissolution of the Ronoto on April 10 last and pend ing the formation of another rear Leftist party, The disbandment of the Shintos Jumbikai fs regarded as a blow for the radicals though some observers doubt the wisdom of this. suppress sion ax it is likely to result driving radicals underground, where their activities are less cavity detected. 4 In the meantime the Press one ounces the death of Mr, Motoyuki Takabatake, whose translation of Karl Marx's "Das Kapital" was published fu cheap editions and sold in Japan by the hundred thousand. Mr. Takabatake was formerly an extreme radical but subsequently he turned reactionary and denounced Marxist doctrines as impracticable,
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