The Archive · 1941

By Air—Tokyo Report

Tokyo, July 15.

The "Yomiuri" columnist. Mr. Yoshitaro Shimizu. in an open letter to the Foreign Minister. Mr. Yes": Motsnoka. suggested today that the Foreign Office should strongly protest to the United States against its current attitude of "threatening Jevon's existence."

He pointed out that the United States, which hed (een. supplying; planes and pilots to Chungking. ha^ made a statement: promising aid to Russia.

Therefore, he added. thera was a psesibility of several hundred American planes and pilots being státioied.|in Siberia and Kamchatka.

Similarly. he continued. the United States. might station ' planes and pilots in Singapore, Honekcpe and the Netherlands Cost Indies toward endding Japan by eir and fbüs a strong protest to the United States was necessary—United Press.

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