Soviet Envoy to Japan Warns of Impermanence Moscow Still Wishes for Non-Aggression Pact Selshin, Apr. 12.
While maintaining ite" volley peace with Japan. unchanged, - the Soviet Union' "cannot guarantee that it will always remain so, depending pen, the atitade of the Japanese This statement was made here late last night by Mr. Constantin Yureneff, Soviet "Ambassador Japan, who is returning to his post after 'a prolonged visit to Moscow.
"As has been said before, we intend to pursue a path of peace," he told Domei. "I do not see why 1 should repeat it again."
Me. Yureneff declined to comment fon the statements made by Mr. Naotake Sato, Foreign Minister, 2s he had "only read newspaper re-
The Soviet envoy minimized the Importance of the meetings of Soviet representatives accredited to various
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