The Archive · 1930

LORD BYNG TO TAKE A HOLIDAY

London, Jan. 28, Lord Byng, of Vimy, the Commissioner of London Police, leaves London next week for South Africa to recuperate from his illness. He will be accompanied by Lady Byng. They will spend the first fortnight in South Africa as guests of Abe Bailey and part of March at Government House in Cape Town with Lord Athlone—Reuter, Wasninorox, Jan—Mr. Williawi Mitchell, U.S. Attorney-General, disclosed to-day' that a new rule has been promulgated—barring: habitual drinkers and anti-prohibitionists from holding federal liquor prosecution posts.—United Press,

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