The following additional appointments were announced by the War Ministry:
Gen. Gen Sugiyama, Commander in-Chief of the Japanese Expeditionary Force to North China and former War Minister, was named a Supreme War Councillor;, Lieut.-Gen, Shojiro lida was named Commander of the Imperial Guard Division; Major-Gen. Seiichi Yamada was appointed Director of the Bureau of Equipment of the War Ministry; 'Major-Gen. Shigeru Ohga'_ was named head of the Army Cavalry School; 'Surgeon Major-Gen. Kentaro Oshibl was appointed Director of the Tokyo Third Provisional Army Hospital; Gen. Kenkichi Uyda, until now 'Commander-in-Chief of' the Kwantung Army, was appointed to the Army General Staff; Lieut.-Gen. Yoshijito Umetsu, newly "appointed Ambassador" to" Manchoukuo, was named Commander-Chief of the Kwantung Army.
"The Japanese. noiiGcation to. the, belligerent countries for the eredica tion "of: causes of possible untoward incidents between: then and. Japan, was made "by. Me," Renzo Sawada, Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs, on September 5 in relation to the non-Intervention policy of Japan, and, cording to the-French counsellor, French Government are now giving 2 serious consideration to the mutter.
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