Tokyo, Mar. 23.
Leopold Stokowski, world famous orchestra conductor, may visit Japan, leading a symphony orchestra consisting of American youths between the ages of 16 and 25.
Stokowski who left the Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra to lead the youthful musical organization, wrote to Mr. Kantaro Miho, gramophone company executive, expressing the desire to play in Japan.
If the question of fees, which is barring the invitation of the terete artists because of exchange control law preventing taking money out of Japan, can be adjusted. Stokowski's visit may be realized. Mr. Miho said.
Japanese musical circles acproached Government officials dealing with cultural affairs with a view to working out such a formula as the visit may be beneficial in dispelling the present tension between the bye countries, Mr. Miho déclared—
Domei.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.