Japanese leaders seen averse to hara kiri
The untimely removal of Japan's army and navy chiefs after defeats in the Pacific sparks talk of hara kiri as the only end for deposed officers. Nagano and Sugiyama, once serving in top posts, are said to become the emperor's highest military advisers, though fate remains uncertain.
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An Army correspondent recounts a Marine's claim that a taunt sounds like Tinohichumbotta to provoke Japanese snipers. He comments on Japanese reverence for the emperor, but notes officers often mask awe, drink, and pursue continued military life, with harakiri viewed cautiously. The piece shifts to Helen Gahagan running for Congress in Los Angeles' 14th District against G Vernon Bennett.
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