Tokyo, July 7.
M.S.A. Lozovsky, Soviet Vice-Commissar of Foreign Affairs, commenting on Russo-Japanese affairs yesterday said that "judging from the declaration. of "Mr. Yosuke Matsuoka, Japanese Foreign Minister, I do not think, théte has been any change in diplomatic policies between Japan and Russia." said a special despatch from Moscow in the Tokyo newspaper "Asahi" yesterday. it was announced.
"It has been clarified that no change has come over Japan's policy since the outbreak of Russo-German hostilities." Mir. Lozovsky said.
Meanwhile, a despatch from Sei-shin. Korea, carried by the Domei news agency, said that the Russians released two Japanese fishing boats off the Tumen river after they had been detained earlier at an unspecified date—United Press.
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