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DEVELOPMENT OF OUR OWNof this country by bavin* visibly loosened the strong traditional ties of moral solidarity, which constituted, as it were, the impregnability of the Japanese nationa*ain«* wUat-might arise ..... -t.v politicians backed by powerfulplutocrats have been pursuingselfish ends to enhancepersonal prestige and power. Theyhave scarcely contemplated thoattainment of a common good tobe enjoyed by the Japanese nationas a whole, and tho result has beenMBS. S .TAKAHASHI, N'allono. IOrganizer.NOTK 1.1 I vpmuinder of the nati »n have beenTo the many subscribers. reader«penwlnder ^ ^ vory d,s(reBg|ngOf Tribune-Independent and the pvintem-e. This aacen-wealthy people have been able to indulge in luxurious living. Thegeneral public: dency of the capitalistic spiritOwing to the vast number of I , stimulateed by corrupt par5™““?. 1c,r1c1*tln* Hi? ty politics has generated a revolt-‘•Elve Guiding Principles of the »* 0Tement of Maaxlstlc soclul-Development of Our Own, we are |gm wh,ch has clalmed abilitycalling to your uttentlon the fact L ’ eradlcate by resorting tothat unless the Barao contain the t violent social revolution. Copyright number granted by the L^f ,he BOclal evllg whlch ilnveLibrary of Congress, they are not accrued from a capitalism that is true copies, and Is In violation of an inevltabi„ outcome of modernthe Act granting such Copyright. | itberallsm. What made the sltua 1 ersons having knowledge of tJon mucb worge was that theany one selling said Five Guiding ijjarxldts dared to mlscountrue the Principles of the Development of time-honored Japanese monarchy. Our Own, without the Copyright I ag indeutical with the capitalistic number, are requested to report | ByBtem an(j they made several boldattempts to overthrow the veryfoundation of the empire with aview to initiating a Soviet dictator- __I ship. A large number of i n teller-’I Note: tub REA8RBRTION of JA* Luajg particularly university pro-I I'ANKsl STATE PHILOSOPHY, which | nnA olllll(inla In-appenrcnl let a certain Japanene *M»k» sine.the same to _____Mrs. 8. K. Takahashi,4216 Brush St.. Apt. 4 #»•»#»feasors and students, became in volved In lugubrious conspiracies . .and intrigues against the presentA nation-wide spiritual movement. order Qf society. The so-calledthe whole natlon- March 15th and April 16th casesmake* strongly for the creatloa of n wefa the consumatlon of these new nodal and political order and the ncfarloUB tentatiA'S. Faced With acvtimpiiahment of it» principal tatk critical situation, the govern-l*» urgently contemplated, the coneum-' — •• -- *•--inatlon of the Ideal of Kodo politics.Introduced ty H K Takahashiment authorities, as well as thethoughtful leaders of the nation,.became highly alarmed and strenu-Party politics orglnally intro- our efforts have been made induccd from the West have threat-iseeking an adequate solution ofencd to undermine the foundation(Continued on Pt|« 3)
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The Tribune Independent Of Michigan
Detroit, Michigan, US
Sat, Sep 15, 1934
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