Tokyo, May 24.
The newspaper "Asahi" cos that the flight of Jay aviators to Europe, under the aus pices of this newspaper, has been postponed till July owing to difficulty in obtaining formal Soviet permission for touching Russian territory en route.—Reuter's Pacific Service.
Moscow, May 23.
The Rosta News Agency states that with a view to stud Osaka, May 24.
It is reported from Fukuoka that Jan unknown assassin fired from the street at General Fukuda, who wa: entertaining his friends at dinner in an inn last night. The bullets missed their mark. General Fukuda was not injured—Rester's Pacite Tokyo, May 24.
The attempted assassination of General Fukuda is believed to be in problem of air commu tween Russia and the Far East a squadron of six aeroplanes, of which three were constructed in Soviet workshops, leaves on its flight to Peking vii Mongolia and the Gobi desert, on June 10.—Reuter.
Osugi, during General Fukuda's command of the martial law area during the earthquake period. A_ similar attempt was made last September and the assail-now under trial.—Reuter's Pacific Service.
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