Mr, Sadso Saburl May Succeed Present Incumbent Tokyo, July 9.
The newspapers report that Mr, Sadao Saburi, who attended ths Chinese Tarif Revision Confereiéa in 1926-7, will shortly replace Me. Yoshizawa as Minister to China, the later becoming, Ambassador at Questioned on the subject, official circles are non-committal, replyitiy "It may be so," though' they intimate that nothing has been decided. definitely. Nevertheless the Foreign Office admits that Mr. Yoshizawa is returning to Japan shortly, though they assert that this is merely for the purpose consulting the new Hamaguchi Cabinet with regard to Japan's China poliey—Reuter.
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