IN JAPAN
POSTAL STRIKE ENDS
United Pronb Association —By Electr:* Telegraph.—Copyright.)
TOKIO, 'May 26
The postal strike here, which has crippled the service since Sunday, ended this afternoon. The' negotiations proved satisfactory to the workers. They are resuming to-morrow.
JAPANESE GENERAL DIES
SHANGHAI, Afay 26
The death occurred of General Shirakawa (Commander of the Japanese Army at Shanghai) at noon to-day, following on an unsuccessful attempt at blood transfusion, and a delicate operation. Doctors were specially' sent for from Tokio to try and save his life.
PERSONNEL OF NEW CABINET,
TOKIO, May 26
The new Cabinet has' been installed, with M. Saito as Premier and Foreign .Minister in the interim ; M. T&kashi as Finance Minister ; General Yahamoto as Home Minister ; General Araki a-s- War ■Minister ; Admiral Okada as Navy Minister ; Baron Nakajeina as 'Commerce -Minister; M. Mitenchi, -Railways Minister; M. .Mimuni, Communications Minister; M. Hatoyama, Education Minister; M. Goto, Agriculture Minister; and -M. Nagai, Overseas Minister.
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Hokitika Guardian, 27 May 1932, Page 5
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