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Matter of complaint by Japanese is the habit foreign devils have of calling the Empire's Princes by whatever part of their name suits the foreigners' fancy. All Japanese Princes have given names ending in hito (benevolent male) and the no Miya with which they are all tagged means "Prince of." They are Prince of what comes before the no Miya, as Edward is Prince of Wales. Thus the babe christened last week Akihito Tsugu no Miya is "Aki the benevolent Male, Prince of Tsugu" Aki means "Enlightened." Tsugu identifies the babe as Crown Prince...
Bushido is "The Way of the Warrior" and just now that is Japan's way-due in no small measure to Lieut.-General Araki. Comparatively obscure 14 months ago, he was not listed in the Japan Year Book's Ano Hito Wa Tare Desuka ("Who's Who")* when Japan's doddering "Old Fox," Premier Ki Inukai, 77, made him War Minister (TIME, Dec. 21, 1931). Since then, in Lieut.-General Araki's opinion, events have followed the Divine pattern. Last week the Japanese Army, symbolizing the Imperial Sword, was striking the last blows needed...
...cast is as follows: Dave Albert Wood Sadie Miss Isabelle Fulton Hito W. L. Smyser 1G Julie Miss Doris Halman Pearl Miss Mary Sands Farris Harold Bates Madge Miss Elizabeth Jones A Matron Miss Helen Boyd Virgil P. F. Holmes '24 Miss Allen Miss Angela Morris Tommy E. P. Goodnow...
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