Tokyo, June 12.
There was no possibility for a|$ compromise now because of the "stiffened attitude" of the Netherlands East Indies and therefore he would leave without conferring with the Dutch officials, Mr. Kenkichi Yoshizawa, chief Japanese economic delegate to the NEI, told the "Yomiuri" today: in a radio-telephone conversation, The "Yomiuri" said that Mr, Yo: zawa stated, "Personally, I think that it is unnecessary to confer again with the NEI. authorities before my departure unless Mr. Yosuke Matsuoka (Japanese Foreign Minister) instructs "The stiffened attitude of the NEIL. leaves no room for compromise,"
Mr. Yoshizawa, according to the "Yomiuri," revealed that public opinion -in the NEI was "intense" and the Dutch economic delegates' stand was applauded and supported by the press.
Mr. Yoshizawa probably will sail for Japan from Batavia aboard the Nissho Maru on- June 29.—United
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