It-General Heisuke Yanagawa, Secrelary-General of the China Affairs Board, replied to this with the statement, Interpietations of the Three Peo ple's Principles are very ambiguous and wide in range, As interpreted by Mr, Wang, they ave based on Orient alist, Influenced by Japanese ideas, hax modified some of the pri ciples.
"Personally, I am of the opinion that Japan" must be on her guard against the possibility that the orthodox. 'Three People's Principles, fis held' up by Mr. Wang, may be directed toward, anti-Saponism and Mr, Ando pursued his interpellation with the declaration:
"General Chiang Kai-shek has educated the masses against. Japan. Under the elrcumstanees, the idea that the principles are anti-Japanese cannot be removed very easily from the minds of the Chinese people.
"This. isa matter in which the Principles are not theory but practice. IE the Wang administration takes them. up, dangerous situation may result, There must be unification in their interpretation, Nothing More Than Communism "Interpreted separately, the Prin= ciples are those of race, of the pet ple's livelihood andi of the people' rights, Ina nutshell, they are nothing more than Communism. Under these circumstances, there is a possibility that they shay serve again take an anti-Japanese course.
Mr, Ando. further criticized "the fact that Mr. Wang has based his regime on maintenance and wegener: tion of the Kuomintang, plans to adopt a flag bearing the well-known blue and white sun-of the old Kuomintang? and seemingly plans to have army of his own.'
Premier Admiral Mitsumasa Yonai land several Ministers replied to these questions in general terms, but served detailed explanation: session that is to be held in Havas.
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