The diplomatic changes contemplated by Fa Jepan in Europe and the United States is_ohviously symptomatic of the desire of Gen. [Ugeki, the, Foreign Minister, to establish in these ' centres of greatest criticism the. most. lable and influential representation possible at la time when the country's prestige abroad is ut {ts lowest ebb and its problems correspondingly more dificult. Mr. M. Shigemitsu, the present JAmbassador to Moscow, is mentioned for the HLondon post and as a choice' it is impeccable for anybody who met him guring his term in China, when he did more to narrow the breach
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