"Some, time ago, General Terauchi declared that Japan must adhere to totalitarianism based op a clarified national polity. It might be well to call this the polity' principle.
"If the political parties become too much absorbed in party manceuvres and achievement of selfish asd private desires, they cannot be allowed to exist; and if officialdom goes too far individualistic and self-centred policies, it must be made to reflect immediately on what it is doing.
"If there are any aspects of the attitude or views of the army which the general public considers to be arrogant, the army should.amend them at once, I believe. In short, if the army and political and oficial quarters are bound tightly together by a clarified conception of the national polity after each has reflected on and amended defects, there would be no hardship beyond solution. A light could be seen ahead of us.
"If there is any political party still having the evils and abuses of internal strife and party policies, it (Continued on page 8, col. 2)
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