London, Feb. 19.
Sir Arthur Keysall Yapp, who is leaving London on February 25 for:
tour of India and the Far Fast, eaid that his work would begin at Bombay and Calcutta, where two cor three conferences had been ar~
New York, Feb. 20. he Countess of Catheart, interview replying to a remark ate tributed to Secretary of Labour Davie suggesting that she came to ow York to seek publicity, said: "Would any sane woman plan stunt like this? Teame here to be quiet, [hate publicity, This sort thinge docs not pleave any decent ranged. He would ther to Rangoon and Singapore where he would spend three or four weeks, and then a fortnight in Jo From Japan he would zo to Canada, Sir Arthur aid that big develop-pending in India, suck ions for cass with t " China the militar; would di It ik stated that the argument to be submitted to the court on Tuesday con the Counitess's behalf is that the timate relations with the Earl of Craven that she hax admitted do not involve moral turpitude within the meaning of the immigration statutes, nor can they be classified fax a crime or misdemeanour under the laws of England or South Africa or the Federal laws of the United States, Froposal to xend to England two or three Chinese secretaries of local Countess Catheart Released wauches for an extended course at Oxford or Cambridge—Reuter, The Countess retorted from Elis Island for 10
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