Tokyo, July 23.
Tokyo, July 22.
Mr. Tsuneo Matsudaira will be installed as Ambassador to London and Mr. Katsuji Debuchi as Ambassador to Washington this afternoon, though the. former will not proceed to his post till after the Coronation and Mr. Debuehi pre-bably not till October.
A. section ofthe old Farmer-
Labour Party which is opposed to the policy of the committee has now organized a new Proletarian Party. Their aim is to unite the Peasants, Labourers and Indi Workens' organizations -under one At the same time Mr. Shigeru Yoshida, instead of proceeding to Sweden, to which country he was Jappointed as Minister some months ago, will succeed Mr. Debuchi as Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs here. It is anticipated that Mr. Yoshids's wide and firsthand knowledge of China will be particularly valuable at the present, time.
It is understood that Viscount Kimitomo Mushakoji will shortly be appointed to succeed Mr. Yoshida as Minister to Sweden—
Reuter.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.