Tokyo, June 16.
Leaders of the Minseito Party the largest political group in the Japanese Diet, are now studying a new national policy which will meet national needs as a sequel to the development f the European war and which will supplement all other policies hitherto adopted by the Party, qualified political observers here declared tod:
Results of the study will be announced shortly through a statement by iMr. Chuji Machida, Pr lent of the Minseito, or by a qualified representative of the party.
"With a wholesale reorganization planned, it was believed that some Of the leaders of the party are urging a revision of the basic principles of the party and a rechristen-in g of the organization.—Domei.
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Notre Dame ty oon of touch-downs The American Embassy is already in "The Life of Knute Rockne. across the Yangtze, he said, in answer to questions. He said he understood that the Japanese had warned other Embassies and American citizens in Chungking to move from the city for the time being. Mr. (Hull said he thought it was another instance of one belligerent notifying civilians' in advance of its intention to attack—United. Press.
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