The United Press to-day confirmed reports that important changes fare impending in the diplomatic Tepresentation of this country in foreign capitals, No action will be taken, however, until Col, Stimson has studied the problem, Tt is Indicated that Mr. Charles MacVeagh will not return to Tokyo Dut there has been no decision to who will succeed him, Mr. Houghton has already sailed for home from London, Col, Stimson annoumeed- to-day that Mr, William Black will be tained as assistant to the Secret of State.
Who new Secretary during the May telegraphed a message of fare well to. the retiring Secretary of State, Mr, Frank B, Kellogg, who {is salling for Europe on vacation, congratulate you on your record achievement and your brilliant: cress in the conduct of the affairs of the State Department," Colonel Stimson said—United Press,
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