London, Jan. 16.
Four fying-boats of Flying-Boat Squadron 205 stationed at Singapore left Pembroke dock yesterday on. an,000-mile formation flight to Sin-
Mr. 'T, Takahusht Tokyo, Jan. 20.
Mr. Takuya Takahushi, aged 89, and a member of the House of Peers, though personally unpossessed of title, died to-day at his country villa Zushi near Kamakura—United Press.
Mr. Thomas N. Miller, The death fs announced in Tientsin at the German-American Hospital on Sunday night, Jan, 6) of Mr. Thomas Miller, at the age of 46 Mr, Miller was a man of large build jand_a familiar gute for many years in Tientsin, Affectionately known by the nickname of "Jumbo" by his friends, Mr. Miller volunteered early in the War, though an American citizen, and went over with the Canadians, After train Ing in England he joined the Tank Corps, and subsequently transferred to the American Tank Corps after the United States entered the War.
Tu the Masonic fraternity Mr. Miller was one of its most popular members. 'Although he joined the brotherhood only five years or 30 ago, his zeal and enthusiasm were rewarded in December last by his being elected Master of Coronation Lodge, which is the highest honour the' Lodge can confer on any of its members. Hig install tion was 10 have tairen place on January 18, and it is sad to think that the highest ofice of his Lodge, for which he had worked so hard, should have been thus withheld from him, Deceased leaves a widow and three children, Friends of the late Mr. Miller will grieve with them, for he was jovial, kindly-natured man who Ingpired all who knew him well with genuine affection,
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