This statement was his only direct reference to Japan's present foreign relations.
The Premier said that the new national structure will place the entire Japanese nation on a basis of complete service to the state. Ho said "old Uberalism™ would be discarded.
Japan's fate, said Prince Konoye, depends on the outcome of the new national structure. He warned that the new movement was "fraught with many. obstacles."
"Whatever tempest may be shend. our state craft must be steered clear of the storm fo reach our destination," hho said—United Press.
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