In Japan 'Tokyo, July 18, "The world now is emerging from the old order and a new order ix dawning. The construction of a new order in' East Asia, which is Japan's unswerving goal, is inseparable from the now. World order Such policies ay non-involvement in war are too short-sighted arid foolish te meet this changing world situation. japan now faces a situation of great import on which the national destiny hangs. At this eritieal_mo-rent we advocate the elimination of the traditional structure of liberalism and the establishment of a strong and unified control in Its place. order to realize the world coneoption of the Japanese people on the basly of total strength"
Such was the resolution passed at the inaugural meeting of the New Structure Study Association, which, consists of members of political parties In Japan been dissolved volun cipation of the formation of a single party representative of all interests, political, financial, industrial and The resolution sums up present trends in Japan, despite the fact that the more important political parties, the Minseito Party, the Kuhara and Jima factions "of the Seiyukai Party "and "the Kokumin' "Dorel arty. although they have reached the decision to dissolve, are still site Ling on the fence on the ground that they desire "the single-unit party movement to show definitely What
improvement of national "conditions.
blans and programme are for the Meanwhile supporters of the move. ment are bringing heavy presse to bear, arguing that the establishment of a' new political structure for of national urgency in order to cope with the critical domestic and International situations which so oh: viously exist—Reuter former President of the Privy Council, was unanimously' recommended for the premiership by a conference of senior statesmen called by Marquis Koichi Kie, Lora Keeper ofthe rit Seal, The. latter had been requested ey" the "Emperor to recommend a candidate for the post.
senior statesmen included Prin.
Konoye, Baron Wakatsukh, Bare Kiiehiro Hiranuma, recently Premier: Admiral Okada, Dr. Hara, President of the Privy Council; General Hayashi and Me. Koki Hirota, former Premier.
understood, however, that Prince Konoye observed that a states man more familiar with elreumstance: of military services would be bet suited for the premiership than himself.
Tie unanimous choice of the statesmen was immediately "communicated to Prince Kimmochi Saionpi, last of the genro, who is residing at his villa at Okitsu—Reuter.
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