Tokyo, May 2.
Conscious of. its newly-gained strength, the Soc'al Masses Party tonight. demanded the resignation of the Hayashi Government, Simul taneously, Japan's leading" proletarian political organization asked for the formation of a succeeding Cabinet that would make the read:
shout of Japan's relations with Chia and the Soviet Union one of "othe results ct the election," a statement issued by Dr. Ts00 Abe, Veteran chairman of the party's Sxeettive committee, said, "have con clusively shown that the people are opposed to the self-complacency ihe Hayasht Cabinet and to the ex'sc~ Ing parties which have nothing new 'wMforeover, the state of affairs in our country' at "this time does -not Permit the existence of a weak Government such as that of the Hayashi Cabinet"
Prof. Abe then urged the Government to resign and, "create a new political atmosphere."
"Of the next Cabinet, we demand that it should Immediately take at relieve the oppression now being felt by' the people by raising the salaries and wages of low-grade civil servants, salaried men and labourers, "It should also seek to, stabilize the political situation by establishing 2 definite programme of national forms. Especially necessary are the nationalization of the munitions industry, the revision of the election ind "the readjustment of the relations between Japan, the Soviet Union and. China."—Domel,
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