The Archive · 1932

Japanese Stand in Manchuria

Tokyo, Feb. 10.

It is understood that the Foreign Minister, Mr. K. Yoshizawa, is considering the despateh of special envoys to England, America and France, for the purpose of explain ing and clarifying Japan's standpoint regarding Manchuris Yoshizawa finally takes

Baron Gonsuke Hayashi will go, to his decision, itis expected that England, Viscount, Kentaro Kaneko to America and Viscount Kikuj France.

Baron Hayashi during a long diplomatic career has been in Peking and Rome and Am sador in London, Viscount Keneko, now nearly 80 years of age, was at one time Secretary to the House: St Peers and has been Japanese Minister of Agriculture and Comsmeroe, and also Minister of Justice.

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