siva, 2 Bringing to a close one' of the shortest terms ever served "by Soviet Ambassador in this country, Mf. Mikhail Slavutsky left' here for Moscow last night.
Although. the Soviet envoy estehsibly Teaves-on furlough, it was Fwidely reported in foreign "diplomatic circles here that he would Felire from service because of ill health. "He came' here from Harbia where he served as Consul-General, On his journey home, he is. being! accompanied by his family—Domel.
"Tokyo, June 9.
The reconstituted "Inner Cabine but without two of its militar bers, held its first meeting with the Premier, Prince Ayamaro Konoye, economic and diploniatic policies," revolving round the situation in China, Present at the meeting, which will thenceforth be held once a week, were Gen, Kazushige Ugaki, Forel Minister, "and Mr. Selhin Theda, Minister of Finance, Commerce and Industry.
It-Gen, Seishiro agski, the new War Minister, and Admiral Mitsumasa Yonsi, Navy" Minister, will attend. was estimated that 14,000 fons "Jot serap_ ire and steel would be recovered, The dismantling of worthwhile equipment would begin late in June—United Press, U.S. Envoy Calls at Gaimusho Tokyo, June 9, Joseph C. Grow," American Ambassador (o Japan, this morning had a 20-minute interview with MIN Kensuke Horinouchi, for Foreign Affairs. The nature of the conversation was not disclosed.—Domei,
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