Amalgamated Tokyo, May 5.
Amalgamating all boys' and young men's aeronautical associations in Japan, a Youths Aviation Corps was officially established under the direction of TLieut-Gen Takeo Hori, Vice-President of the Imperial Aeronautics Society, today, Under the guidance of Lieut.-Gen. Hori, the Youths Aviation Corps will carry out scienti aviation education, teaching the rudiments of building model aeroplanes, glider flying and other activities useful in the establishment of a strong air-minded nation.—Domel, Matsuoka Returns to Tokyo From Kyoto Kyoto, May 3, Mr. Matsuoka who had been visiting the Ise Grand Shrine, Kyoto and Nara over the week-end left Kyoto this afternoon for Tokyo where he is due to arrive tonight—Domei, Ankara, May 5, Sir Hugh Knatchbull-Hugessen, the British Ambassador here, saw M. Sarajoglu, Turkish Foreign Minister, yesterday when doubtless, following the usual practice, the Ambassador gave details of all the latest developments in the Iraqi situation, The Turks appear to have the fullest understanding and sympathy with Britain's attitude and deplore Rashid All's action, which is inspired by the His appeal for German help greatly lowered his stock here, the Axis could give him effective help, which is regarded as most unlikely, the result would be a In unofficial Turkish circles regret is expressed that Britain allowed matters to go so far and did not act earlier in face of strong German agitation in Arab states and Iran.
The leading light in the German trouble-making machine in the Near East is believea to be Herr von Papen, German Ambassador to Turkey. himself, who is returning here shortly.
With his return the Reich may be expected to redouble its efforts to embarrass the British, A statement alleged to have been made by the Baghdad Radio that Arabs are fighting in Palestine may perhaps indicate coming German attempts to cause trouble there—Reuter
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