Tokyo, July 2, Addressing the nation in a radio broadcast last night in the capacity of President of the National Service Association, which forms the "driv. ing power" of the national structure campaign, Prince Konoye, Prime Minister, called on the people to "go the way' which Japan should take' irrespective of what others may do or what obstacles may be found "As you al growing should go. het own way. spect it Is my frm belief that Japan
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base or mean attitude a5 10 do this simply because some other coun= tries are doing that, Instead if that fis the way she should take Japan' should go ahead by overcoming any obstacle in her path, "My firm belief is that Japan should act under this "In such days as the present Japan can' rely only on her own! power, her own notional resources, There "is nothing else on which she can rely, And whether national resources "will be. strengthened or weakened depends entirely upon your mind, If you unite ike one there is nothing to fear whatever may occur in the world, Teall upon you therefore to do your best each your occupational feld,"—Reuter, Ase Yoruice Matsuoka, Potcign Min: ser; Baron Rlehie ittamaag: Hens Minister, te fsaoKavindar Finance Minkior, LlcutenanteGener Hise ajo. War Minister, gmial Koshito 'Gitawn, Navy Minister, Lleutenent General Telichi Suzuki, Governor of the Pinnaieg. 'Board: Mr. Yoshtmicht Hira, President of te Pile Comme General Gen' Sugiyama, Chef of the Remy "Gescral "aft and "Admiral Sram Nagano, Chief of" the Navy
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