Several other changes in the ranks of Japanese generals were forecast to take place this summer. Gen. wane Matsui, former Japanese Army delegate to the Disarmament Conference at Geneva and now Commander-in-Chief of the Japanese garrisons in Formose, will be refalled to Tokyo to take a seat on the Supreme War Council. A similar transfer was said to be contemplated for General Yoshiyuki Kawashima commander of the Japanese garrlcons in Korea.
Lieut-Gen. Kenkichi Uyeda, commander of the Japanese expedition ary force to Shanghai in 1032, and will puchi, son of Marshal Seiki Terauchi, former Premier.
Lieut.-Gen. Yoshitsugu Tatekawa, else a former Japanese delegate to the Disarmament Conference who is now attached to the tenth Army Division at Himeji, will be among those to be promoted to divisional command, it was said This will be the second series of important promotions and transfers fin the regime of Gen. Senjuro Hayashi, who. succeeded Gen, Araki as War minister.
Major-Gen. Yoshijiro Umezu, commander of the Japanese garrisons in orth China, is among those who are slated for promotion to Lieutenent-General.—Rengo.
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