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DEVELOPMENT OF OUR OWNMil S. S .TAKA1IA8HI, NationalOrganizer.NOTICESa universal law of equilibriumrules this world. The atonement for the sins or incapacity of those responsible for that massacre and slaughter should have resulted in a radical Improvement of public morality, political Integrity, financial honesty, and a revaluation of all spiritual values of mankind. But this change has not eventuated. You are free to intercept my words in a symbolic or literal sense when I say that the blood of millions of Innocent victims Is clamouring and that nothing has been done In Europe to appease that demand. And the most regrettable thing is that those countries which emerged victorious out of. .. ___WHICH IWlgCLI Vlttuiiuun UUl UITo the many subscribers, readers the struggle, those which were in of Tribune-Independent and t e a HtronKer an(j healthier position.general public:Owing to the vast number of persons who are circulating the “Five Guiding Principles of the Development of Our Own,” we are calling to your attention the factthought it possible to go on living as if nothing had happened, as if all their old idols were still alive and not smashed to pieces in the universal cataclysm, as if a radical clean up of all their systems*--- . . I. lt;11 VH7IKU u p UI cast Uiril DJ Dir LUCthat unless the same contain ini 0f governing- a thorough reform Copyright number granted by the 0f their entire Ideology was not Library of Congress, they are net , jor t^em a matter of life or death, true copies, and is in violation of An(j appeared to be that on the the Act grautiug such Copyright. other hand, those countries which Persons having knowledge of were vanquished In the struggle, any one selling said Five Guiding or those which remained dlssatis-Principles of the Development of ffed with the results of the victory, Our Own. without the Copyright proved to be more responsive and number, are requested to report | strove for a renovation. While the‘ visitors Intoxicated by an unusual but fallacious prosperity worked in selfishness in order to bring about a blind frenzy and with a stubbon the present economical crisis, thethe same toMrs. S. K. Takahashl,4210 Brush St., Apt. 4Not*: THE HE ASSERTION OF JA _________ ______panksk state PHILOSOPHY, which j vanquished were^Vrying * to'^seYze nprtare.i m a certain Jar»n*a* Maga- the bull by the horns and assail*»• thp main enemy, who, thev thoughta nation-wid* *j.u-ituai mov*m*nt. | wrongly understood democracyhich now sway* th* *hoi* nation. an,j hypertrophied IndividualismCommunism, Hitlerism and fascism are different aspects of themak** Ktronirly for th* orvation of a new social and political ord*r and th* accompHnhment of it* principal taak la urgently contemplated: th* consummation of the ideal of Kodo politic*.Introduced ty S K TakahaahlEUROPE AND MODERN JAPANA Lecture Delhered At The Nippon Cultural FederationBy L. do Hoyer who is a well known retired Diplomatist andnow deeply interested in ttia study of Oriental Philosophy Introduced by 8. K. Takahashl.It was by no means my Intention to contribute anything new to this distinguished audience about things in Jupan,~ its philosophy, Its ethics nor its esthetics; ranch loss could I venture to throw new light on its present political situation. 1 came here to study and not to lecture. The sole purpose of my accepting the Invitation of the Nippon Cultural Federation lo*plt;utk to you today is to share with you some of the fresh Impressions I have gut hens! hifre, after a prolonged absence of seven yearsThe wholo world has aged considerably during the la* twenty years. Wo nil huvo accumlutedmany sad experiences, and undergone hard trails. Furthermore, we all have, I think, a very clear conviction that, if the civilized world wants to go on living, it must tiirn over a new leaf. Everybody has the distinct feeling that it was the World War which upset things and that war was thesame reantion against tepid llver-nlism. egoistic individualism, arrogant capitalism and emasculated parliamentalism. It Is mainly a reaction against the hollow and ven-ImouB paraslted who hove arisen between the ruler and the ruled. The problem of democracy is nowdally being descussed as 8enntorBorah Indicated In taking up Itsdefence a few days ago. It means,however, the attempt ,o create amiracle, or in other words to revive a corpse.Democracy had Its chance forover z hundred years and it hasproved to be a failure. Not that there is anything wrong in theindumenta I idea of democracy—niAAiT ?f wcour8e n dot* nota by the unflt' ty thetruth L ft.ho)r4.norain^8. but the truth is that the people In theirs£tewf c,vn «nlt;= r L I y are unf,t t0 realizetZt r?:racy; u ,H no wonder*bL iH k §° evlt;‘rvt,l*ng pos-* ,en done to ki” everyhiiiHf lHp,r,tual aspiration, r 1of belief in any other goal ofexcept social standing and a t r-rent banking account. This is whv results of democracy areruIenofy t?uHti° tr\aJorlty' despotici trusts and corporate bod-sftBTi-aaness I. * (orP°rnte sol fish -We ha, ,han PPMonal.j . lately seen repreaenfn-X,“.- •, n=-zzxzzr r*vneiming majority. I ahullcause of our present troubles i Domoc^ “ flt;'wThis idea is right. I would like, .....— * • rn,n*nt hashowever, to formulate this same idea In n more precise and deternv* inate way.It appeares to me that the truth appertains to a higher plane than the economic, political or social evils. We must lift the whole problem to a higher moral and spiritual plane.The truth is, tl it you can not shqd the blood of tens of millions of human beings with Impunity. If It seemed necessary to do It, however, than there must be an atonement for It. It Is so. becauseinterest** it i personalabolishing Z.Tstruggle, on t. othir ’Zml TI? ,,N « 'lt;' for phi 1?£ovln tnhnrf‘hm0ln'V rnilR,M hvPhllf«ophl( 8l18th mlnM 1 P IP^phcrs of tholaf,oured 'ndcr thethat •very human being is(Continued on rage 7)
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