Flagship; Blockade t o Be Continued Vice-Admiral—Koshiro—Oikawa, until now Chief of the Naval Air Administration in. Tokyo, will replace Vice-Admiral Kiyoshi Hasegawa as Commander-in-Chief of the Japanese China Seas Fleet, a' naval spokesman announced here ycsierday.
The new C.in-C. arrived here early "yesterday morning aboard a warship. He was accompanied by Hear-Admiral Jinichi Kusaka, his Chief of Staff.
The officers were greeted at the wharf by Vice-Admiral Hasegawa and Rear-Admiral Rokuzo Sugiyama, the outgoing Chief of Staff of the China Seas Fleet.
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