Returning as Ambassador to London in Spring Tokyo, Sept. 29.
Yielding to the repeated requests lot Mr. Koki Hirota, the Foreign} Minister, Mr. Tsuneo Matsudaira, Ambassador to the Court of St JJames, who is now here on a fur-ough, decided to withdraw his resignation from the post.
New Manufacturing Centre Mr. Hirota has reportedly urged the Ambassador to remain in London The Harbin Municipality have decided to allot over $900,000 to the formation of a manufacturing centre just below Harbin on the banks of the Sungari. Tt will be necessary to build a railway line to carry supplies and raw material to each factory and this will alone require $248,000. The Jargest will be a cement plant, one which will supply all the cement quired for construction in Harbin the neighbourhood. The new is acclaimed by industrial circles and will have strong support from the Danks.
More Emigrants for Russia A short time ago a creat sensation was caused when it was I the "daughter of the Richkoff, head of the Bureau of Russian Emigrants had decided to go to Soviet Russia with her husband, son of Professor Petroff of the Polyiechlinie Institute. Now an even greater sensation in the departure to Russia in view of the forthcoming naval dis-Jarmament conference. Mr. Matsudaira was a member of the Japanese delegation to the preliminary naval conversations in London last winter.
He will return to England sometime next spring.—Rengo.
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