Fiery Speech by Veteran Statesman Denounces Foreign Powers; Tokyo's Policy Criticized APAN'S legions were fighting menace of Soviet Russia in China to kick and terminate the out t he imperialistic invasion" of Great Britain, which were "poisoning E: sia, declared Mr. Seigo Nakano, veteran star man and Pr ident of the Tohokai, rightist agrarian party in the House of Repr sentatives, in a fiery speech at the Tairiku Auditorium Monday evening the Japanese daily "Tairiku Shimpo" said yesterday.
Basing his address on interviews he had with Reichsfuehrer Adolf Hitler and Premier Benito Mussolini in November, 1937, Mr Nakano said that even if Britain expressed an intention to compromise, Japan would not deviate from her present course uni Britain ceased giving assistance to the Gen. Chia Kai-shek regime.
Speaking with characteristic fervor and vehemence, the one-legged poli-total leader held an audience of 2,000 persons spellbound by his candid comments on political matters and the dynamic manner in which they were delivered.
Mr. Nakano is one of a triumvirate of famous one-legged statesmen known throughout Japan for the brilliance of their political oratory The trio included Mr. Ryutaro Nagai, who was Minister of Communications in the Konoye Cabinet, and the late Marquis Shigenobu Okuma, founder of Waseda University. Their oratorio cal achievements gave rise to an expression in Japan that "he who has One leg is the best speaker."
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