If- confronted with a bill of non-confidence in the special session of the Diet this summer, the Government will not tresitate again to dissolve Parliament.
J., This outspoken statement was made his afternoon by Vice-Admiral Dr. Takuo Gode, Minister of Commerce and Industry, who is now on his way from Tokyo (0 Osaka to attend the National Congress of Export Guilds.
"We knew how the general elections would turn out when we dissolved the Diet" Dr. Gode said. "Consequetitly there is no need for the Cabinet to change its attitude. The Premier is firm and his stand really ig admirable, "There is no need to fee! bewildered. We are just carrying out a vast political experiment to vemovld the political parties."
He admitted the outcome of another general election, after re-dis-was solution of the Diet, "possibly, may be the same but we must see'to it that it will not be the same, This may require revision of the election Taw or the creation of a new party, 'Similar views were expressed by' Gen. Gen Sugiyama, Minster of War, following a one-hour Interview in Tokyo with the Premier, Gen, Senjuro Hayashi, He added that "we must Pursue "our policies adapting our course to the requirements of the moment and carry our fight to the Diet."
Meanwhile moves to form the Minseito-Seiyukai front gained impelus among the younger members of both parties, prompted by the impression that the Cabinet is unlikely to resign merely because condemned by the political parties. Political observers expect this united front to be declared on or about May In the presence of high Japanese Army offers and Government off cials, the Japanese Youths' Aviation Association was inaugurated on May with religious rites at the Afeiji
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