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By United Press WASHINGTON, Aug. 23 May. Gen. Charles A. Willoughby said today Russia had a 60 to 90-day advance warning of Japanese war plans in 1941 but that this information never was passed along to the United States. He said that, as chief of intelligence for Gen. Douglas MacArthur's Far Eastern Command, he was looking for every scrap of information he could get about the possibility of a Japanese thrust southward. “Historically,” he said, “we can say that if we had had the information (which the Soviets had) in September or October it would have constituted an enormous political, economic and military warning and we would have been better prepared to meet the attack of Dec. 7, 1041.”

Gets Sidetrabked

Gen. Willoughby testified before the House Committee on UnAmerican Activities for the second straight day about the spy rings which Russia had established in China and Japan. It was through the Richard Sorge ring in Tokyo that Gen, Willoughby said the Russians became aware of Japan's plans to move its military forces south instead of toward Russia's Siberian frontier.

Gen. Wiloughby had promised to supply the committee today| with evidence of direct links be-| tween Communist fronts in this country and abroad. But under] questioning, he got sidetracked, into talking about the weeks! _ leading up to Japan's attack on| Pearl Harbor.

Eyed Siberia

While Japan considered a military move against Siberia early in 1941, Gen. Willoughby said, Sorge's later messages to Moscow made it clear that Japan had decided on what the general called an “inevitable collision” with American and British forces, 1 in the Far East. i

“As late as Oct. 15,” he said, *"Sorge positively relayed to Mos-!

Tells of Tip to Russ on Jap Moves Soviet es

cow that the Japanese would] move south. The name Pearl Harbor does not appear in his;

messages because that was a fixed date in a fixed month. “That is not important. The important thing was to know which way Japan would go.” Gen. Willoughby said this type! of information was “of vital im-|

‘Vital Service’

His intelligence service ‘had appraised the potential and knew of Japanese movements on the Chinese mainland,” he said, but “nothing of the quality of Sorge’s reports was available to us.” Gen. Willoughby said the Sorge ring had performed a ‘‘tremendous, vital service” in helping to

move south. Gen. Willoughby said that strenuous Soviet objections to in-| jecting the Sorge espionage case in the international military trib-! unal in Tokyo after the war offered “practical proof of the involvement of the Soviet government in the spy mechanism.”

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