Tokyo; May 2.
DJUSTMENT of American-Japanese relations is one of the present aims of Japanese diplomacy but the procedure to be followed for the achievement of that aim is not clear at this time.
Some officials here appear to be hopeful that various hints and unofficial overtures emanating from Tokyo will evoke definite proposals from the United States Government for the settlement outstanding issues, but no reason for such hopes is apparent here.
'The' United Press learned. from a private but reliable source that the Foreign Minister, Mr. Yosuke Mat-sucha, would be willing to undertake a trip to Washington if he were con-vineed he could score a. diplomatic (rlumph and stabilize the situation in the Pacific area in a manner advantageous to Japan, There is no reason to believe, however, that the Foreign Minister holds such a conviction at the present time.
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