Matouoko, Japanese Foreign Minister, ney' had heard that Mr, Yosuke:
Diplomatic sources yesterday Vieny, Bar, 14
Wiad chancellor Adolf Miter to Yend 1800 German. planes. and 1,500 Pilots fo Japanese "bases in the Grlent, "the planes would be" own Foreign Minister, who was expected, to arrive on Russian soil on March 1, on his way to Moscow and Berlin—United Press, No Knowledge"
Tokyo, Mar. 14, Mr, Koh Ishii Deputy Spokesman of the Information Board, today denied knowledge of reports' quoting, Mr. Yosuke Matsuoka as stating that he would be willing to visit London and Washington if invited to do Speaking to foreign correspondents at today's press conference, Mr, Ishi declared, "It is only a press report and T have no knowledge regarding it, The Deputy Spokesman also was non-committal regarding the Foreign Minister's plans to visit - Moscow, pointing out that the Foreign Minister had said nothing about stopping at the Soviet capital before his departure, 'Mr, Ishii said that Mr, Matsuoka's primary intention was to meet Hualian' and "German leaders who are connected with the conclusion of the tripartite Berlin Pact; "etye same sources said that the Japanese "request of ready had beet intnumitted to Berlin by" the, Ger nan Ambassador to Tokyo, General Buyfen OW, but that the Soviets had hot yet granted permission for the Iighe to rots Russia and may not 020.
Other diplomatic sources said they understood Bie Matsuoka carries a personal Jeter from don peror Hiro-Rite to Chancellor Hitler and Pre Miler Benito. Musson but that. the Immediste purpose of the mission ie'ine request for" German aviation aid in the Orient, to Berlin also asked Germany to aid The request Gen, Ott transmitted
seeking assurances from. Soviet Russia regarding intentions toward Japan, it was stid, Emperor's Tatler, it was said cartiers an offer of eventual media tion of the European commit, point= Ing. out. the—dapanese success mnadiating the Thatland=Heench Indo~ Ghhna dispute—United Press.
Change of Plans fake, Mar. 14. polled Mrs Yosuke Matsuo, who I Bad weather this morning com.
Bound for rope, to change Roores by plane' Mis~ Matuueka. took fans. Originally due to. proceed to
the 1042. o'clock train for_shimonfuekt when he Was seen off bya forge crowd of well-wishers, He is de' to arrive at Shimonoseki at 1108 o'clock tonight.
Embarking on the Fusan bound forty-boat "at 1040. o'clock, "he is expected to fly to Changehtn from Futon oe Seoul Of the weather
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