Resignation Accepted by Japanese Emperor: Nation Surprised: Premier Accused of "Tactlessness"
Tokyo, May 31.
Because the support of the Army slated to have been suddenly withdrawn, Gen. Senjuro, Hayashi, Who came' into power oni January 29, tendered the resignation of his Cabinet this afternoon. to the Emperor, who immediately accepted it.
The exist of the Ministry came as a suirgrise to the country, which expected the Premier {o remain in dffiee despite the overgrowing opposition against him.
"The withdrawal of the Army's Foreign policy, it was conceded, is likely to remain unchanged although" it is held. problematical it Mr. N. Sato will remain at helm of the Gaimusho, The Seiyukai-Minseito joint anti-Governmental campaign was launched this morning when 25 committee members from each party met adopt a set of three resolutions:—To take, every possible measur Sethek existence" cannot. be, poem ros pat Cabinet, "To hold mass meetings te denounce the Government ona nallonswide basis Irvitation over his "taettessness' with ihe Government remain In power unt iu'Yatiore lo garry out the construc NSotigh heared numer 2 iegltgtion, demanded by" te Arm Aphrehensions that the ugg as becoming
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