"Consequently there has arisen a pressing demand for the establish ment of a new structure in polities, economy, education, culture and all domains of State life and of the people. This indeed is a national demand transcending the cabinet, any {foetion, or the individual "It is not a demand of temporary character for the carrying out of any speeifle policy, but of a permanent che to render possible the powerful Pursuance of any policy when the necessity arises. "Whether or not Japan can establish such a strong national structure will decide the very rise or fall of the nation.'
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.