Tokyo, Mar. 8. the pro have also been for-hidden to impose or collect taxes met own account, the report Wim a view to facilitating the exportation of Chinese products such as. tea, the Foreign Trade ^as established offices While the storm which raged for more than a month around the Saito case has finally abated following the expulsion of the former Minseito man from the Diet, the Japanese press feelings of disgust and over the Diet proceedings, and proclaims the complete failure of parliamentary politics. Already the strongly nationalistic "Kokumin Shimbun" is reviving the old campaign for a dissolution of all existing Parties and their replacement by a strong "one-party system" with strong totalitarian tendencies. The campaign failed at the time of the Konoye cabinet, but the present state of affairs, and the mess into which Diet affairs have been thrown by the anti-Saito and pro-Saito feud might well facilitate the designs. of those planning for a fundamental renovation of the party system in Japan.—Havas.
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