Government. He has served in London, was Minister at the Hague in 1914-15 and was Ambassador to the United States from 1919 to 1
Mr. Kenzo Adachi, early went to Korea and established sever al newspapers to promote Japanese interests in the peninsula. In 1919 he made an extensive tour through Europe and America. He was Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs in the Okuma Government and with the so-called Manchurian ineid-
(ulster of Communications in ent is being gives as the cause of the crisis in the Cabinet, this, Viscount Kato's Cabinet.
Admiral Hyo Takarabe, who has actually, is not the real reason for the deadlock but is being used merely ax a pretext to enable the Tanaka Government to resign without loss of face.
The cause for the forthcoming resignation of the Cabinet really lies not only in the dissatisfaction felt in the highest quarters manner in which the negotiations also. previously held Cabinet rank, graduated from the Naval Cade? School in 1890. He commanded the 3rd Naval Squadron in 1917.
General Issei Ugaki, who is 66 years of age, was first appointed Minister of War in 1925. During the course of his military career te has been a Director of the Staff College and an attache at Petrograd.
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