Crew of Submarine L-55 on Not to Resign Their Way Home London, Sept. 4. ix officially stated that there iv no truth in the rumours of the probable resignation of Sir Austen Chamberlain. Tt is declared that there is every prospect of him returning to the Foreign Office ce-stored to health.
Unofficial political opinion, however, is convinced that Sir Austen Bas too long delayed the rest needed and is now discussing he possibility of Mr. Baldwin, the Promier, being obliged to seek a now Foreign Secretary—Reuter, London, Sept. 1.
The Admiralty announces that the paid by to the coffins containing the remains of the crew of Submarine L-55 when they were taken aboard H.M.S. Champion at Reval. Every possible facility was given by the authori at Kronstadt, where the bodies were handed over to the British merchantman Truro by the Soviet authorities.
The coffins were brought to the Truro in barges attended by a guard of honour and a band, which
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