San Francisco, Sept, 7.
Mr. Hiroshi Saito, Japanese Ambar-rader to the United States, has been recalled by the Japanese Foreign [Office to assume a "high place in the Cina affairs," the "Japanese Ameri can News" said today, newspaper said that Mr. Kensuke Horinouchi, Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs, " would succeed Ay. Saito.
Although no official and definite an nouncement hax been made yet by Tokyo, Japanese Government circles Dredicied changes in Japanese Ambassadorships in London, Berlin, Rome, Moscow and possibly Washing. ton, ' While changes in. Europe emed certain, there was doubt expressed in Japanese Government eis cles regarding the transfer of Mr Suite, who has been Ambassador in Washington for the last four years Mr. Mamoru Shigemtsu, "Ampbas fader to Moscow, ix expected (0 be transferred {0 London to succeed Mr inigeru Yoshida, Mr, Shigenori Toyo, sent Ambassador to Berlin, will replace Mr. Shigemitsu, while Major-General Rikutaro Oshima, - present military attache tothe Japanese Embassy, will become the Ambns-Jsador in Berlin, the "Japanese Ameri can News" said.
Reports from Japan mentioned th of Mr. Naotake Sato, former ign Minister, Mr, Shigeru Kawfagoe, former Ambassador to China and" Mr, Machivo Arita,—another former Foreign M ates for posts to be left vi series of expected Press.
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