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THE

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, MAY 23, 1932.

JAPAN'S NEW

PREMIER

VISCOUNT SAITO ASKED, TO FORM CABINET

FOREIGN FEARS

""

OBITUARY

OLD CHINA HAND DIES

IN HONGKONG

Thy duth at the Matil Hos- pital carty on Saturday morning: of Mr. S. J. de Biere, at the age of 74, has removed an old Chinn hand who had spent over 60 years;

He is sur of his life in China. vived by his widow and suveral children.

The late Mr. de Bieve first came

Tokyo, May 21. The seriousness of the present crisis is indicated by the fact that Prince Saionji for the Brst timeout East to Singapore, where he was educated as a boy. He serv appears to lack confidence in his own judgment to decide whom toe for practically the whole of recommend to the Throne as Pre- his life in the Chinese Maritime Customs frons which service he re- mier.

"Even the national hero, Admiral tired in 1921, being extremely Togo, who has hitherto scrupulous- well-known along the China const 1y refrained from enter the and in Formosa. During this political arena, has been called peril he was often in longkong! As have also and Canton. He was in Forman into consultation,

Uyeluarn and Count at the time of the Black Fing re- Marshal Yamamoto, in addition to lending Volaton ngainal the Chinese.

1 had been a member of the years statesmen whose opining is sound-

Long Club for many for form-11+2

Un- ed in such occasins

And as also a FreemasPR.

of Mr. his former za: 1:4 ality's sake.

der Hanish he was Master of the Per- severance Lodge Hongkong) in 1895; Master of the Star of South and China (Canton) in 1899, M.EZ. of the Cathay Royal Arch Chapter (Hongkong) in 1897.

The late Mr. de Biere had been] Later.

for Monic expectral to in indifferent health Prine Saionji is Consult Admiral Togo and Ad-ime and entered the Matilda Bos-1 morning pital at the beginning of the pre-1 miral Osumi to-morrow regarding the political situation sent month. Anally passing away and make a final recommendation between six and seven o'clock on to the Emperor in the afternoon Saturday morning. or on Monday morning.-entry, A Premier Found,

Tokyo, May 22

a number Admiral Viscount lakete Sajith eget summoned to the Palace early this afternoon and appointed to sympathisers and oral tokens, in- Prineluding those from Customs asso- snccord the assassinated Minister. Mr. Innkai.

a week bus Although nearly passed, the final decision is to who I shall take over the reigns of the Premiership appeurs likely to he further deferred, though the new Ministry is virtually certain to be

super-Party one.

wad

The Very Rev. Dean Swann of- ficiated at the funeral at the Pro- On Saturday testant cemetery afternoon, when members of the familly were the chief mourneza, while there were

cintes,

atre Vis- Despite his advanced

that Viscount tie

formed the press Count Suit's selection Premiership is expected to have n re-assuring effect both at home Saito proposes to sevk an under- abroad. His statesmanlike standing with Prince Saionji to- shown when hemorrow regarding the proposed qualities were headed the Japanese Belegation form of the new cabinet which is to the Three Power Naval Con-expected to take nearly a week to th- situation. ference at Geneva in 1927, while organize owing to the extreme his long tenure of the office of the complexity Governor Generálship of Korea necessitating very careful consi- proved him to be an able tumiais-deration. trator and earned him the respret and affection of the Karekns.

Viscount Saito is liberal minden buf a strict disciplinarian and his appointment should de musen 14 - tablish the faith and confidence

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It is learned from reliable sources the that the organic law of It is thought possible that Vis- count Saith will invite Viscount National Government will again be fahil to become Foreign Minister, revised at the forthcoming third to hold the plenary session of the C.E.C. It and Mr. Wakati Finance portfolio, while the Navy is reported that the session will pro- Office has tentatively agreed to re- bably be held in August instead of of the nation, which are hudlycomm Admirad Keisuke Okada June, m originally intended.-Ren-

ordid intrigues. s the Navy Minister-Router. shaken by the corruption and self-intereast of many of the party politicians.--

Beuter.

Foreign Fears,

London, May 2 The Japanese politien) situation, particularly in a wider implica- tions, is causing misgivings in London. The comings and goings since Mr. Inukal's murder are held to denote that the results of the crime in no wise diminish the [ power of the military junta.

Consequently, it is held, the risk of a Russo-dapanese clash is in- erased, and the likelihood of of the "reasonable" treatment Sino-Japanese problem is ruled at, to say nothing of the risk of in Saternal irruption Srina

Japan.

This Observer remarks that Mr. tukai's metassination was a grave misfortune for the world gener- ally, as well as for Japan.

The Sunday Times, discussing "Japan's dangerous cynical policy in Shanghai and Manchuria" says that besides the danger of hostili ties with Russia there is something terrible significance to the

happening world's future

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wise to understand and Russia to-day. The worki will be anderestimate it.

According to the Sunday Pic- Pupil, military circles in London

rong the leading Powers be- fieve that nothing can prevent the eventual collision between Chinese and Japanese troops,--Realer.

Everyone Satisfied.

Tokyo, May 22. Expressions of satisfaction and relief were voiced in Naval Military and business circles on learning that Viscount Salto had been selected to the Premiership, as the psychological effect of the appoint- ment af a premier who is likely to command the respect and fidence of the people is recognised as of primary importance towards stabilising the situation..

con-

While frankly admitting the difficulty of the task before him, it is generally considered there is none better fitted to tackle the serious crisia Incing the nation at home. and abroad. Reuter.

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