"Prince Konoye regrets extremely that a reckless rumour is sweeping, the: proposed now structure, He expressed shock at the fact that suc vicious talk is going the rounds a Genied the implications rumour during his press interview at Kyoto. Partly to blame is the set that reformist elements associat~ ed with the new structure movement have given free utterance to radical opinions and. ideas, thereby causing ten necessary fears to rise in the breasts of the people. Unfortunately, the highly laudable policy of sactl< ficing private interests for the public rood has been misconstrued by many the Communist principle of dis avowing ownership of private pro perty.
"The Premier declares that the movement for perfection of the Imperial Rule Assistance Association esigned largely for the clarification national policy. In building the new structure, it is admitted that certain foreign' ideas will be adopted by the Government, but at the same time it is made perfectly clear that nothing will be tolerated" which, might jeopardize or weaken" the traditional principle concerning the relation of the Imperial subjects to their Ruler, The worries of Prince Konoye and our own concern are "The wish for readjustment Japanese-Soviet relations, for ex-imple, does not mean that Japan will espouse Communism. And Just because Japan has formed a mutual assistance alliance with Germany and italy, it doesn't follow that the nation will adopt Fascist or Nazi ational viewpoints, This clear line distinction very often is confused reckless thinkers, "Signor Virginia Gaydz, editor the "Giornale d'Htalia." points certain similarities between the Soviet system and the principles of Fascism, certain German leader also stresses certain things held in. com-will express any such opinion. Japan
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