Tokyo. June il.
Welcoming the Cabinet's decision yesterday to absorb into a single federation all existing organizations for promoting New Asia ideals. the newspapers "Asahi." "Kokumin," and Hochi" this morning editorially agreed that the merits of the plan must be judged by the future work of the federation.
Pointing out that merely formal amalgamation contributes little to the purpose for which unification was planned. the "Asahi" asserted that unification was the "start and not the solution of the problem.
The paper declared that the Government will be disappointed if it approaches with its traditional bureaucratic attitude problems arising from differences of views among members of the associations. and asserted that true ce-operation was possible only if the leaders of the East Asia Bureau of the National Service Association and the New East Five Killed in Air Crash Near Peiping Peiping. June 11.
The Hayabusa, airliner of the China Aviation Company, crashed i the vicinity of Paoshui, 13 kilometres southwest of Wangtu, on the Peiping-Hankow Railway at 1l o'clock yesterday morning, it was reported here. According to despatches the pilot of the plane, Hiroshi Maeda, Mechanic Hideshige Sato, and three other company employees, Koichi Umemoto, Kaoru Koga and Yoshio Oka, died in the crash—Domei,
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