With the resignation of his cabinet in his pocket. the Premier left his official residence at 5.17 o'clock this evening for Hayama, where he submitted the resignation to the Emperor who has been staying of the Detachec" Palace there, In connection with the cabinet situation, Mr. Sotaro Ishiwata, chief seerelary of the Cabinet issued. the following statement at 537 o'clock thig. evening "Since the formation of the present cabinet, all Cabinet members, in complete unity, have devoted themselves to the smooth conduct of affairs of State. However. the War Minister, having tendered his resignation on the score of the present Political situation, the Premier, Ad~ miral MitsumasaYonal, made up his nuind to resign and decided to tender the resignations of all other Cabinet members to the Throne."
'The outgoing cabinet, it was point. ed out here, has been' credited with 4 number of administrative successes including a settlement of the rice question and the adoptiort of a low-Price policy. A series of diplomatic xuecesses also have been scored by the Yonai Ministry.
Observers declared that in gauging both the domestic and foreign situ tions. army quarters had come to the conclusion that it was an urgent task for Japan to establish a so-called new national political " structure which would be the only way for Japan, view of the domestic and foreign situation "to. carey out her rear ment effectively, to tizhlen her con on economy, and to' renovate her Foreign policy with the eonstrueti of a new order In East Asia og her, ultimate object, Rig Three" Conference This consensus of opinion inthe! Army, well-informed elteles revealed, was conveyed to Admiral Mitsumass, Yonai at a second interview today. 325 o'clock this afternoon by. the War "Minister, General Shunroku Hata, General Hata visited Admiral Yonat conference of the Army General' Staff, General Hata and Lieut-Gen, Otoza Yamada, Taspectors of Military Rduention,
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