Mr. P. V. McNutt En Route to Manila: Independence Object: Important Questions for Future of Islands Straight from conferences _with President Roosevelt and President Quezon in Washington D.C... Mr. Paul V. MeNutt arrived in Shanghai at 2 pin, on April 21 in the s, Pres!- dent' Hoover en route. to Manila, The newly appointed High Commissioner to the Philippine Islands was accompanied by Mrs. -MeNuit and their daughter Miss Louise.MeNutt, "The members of the High Commissioner's party include It-Col. Rose, Staff Alde, and Mrs, Rose, Mr.
Headdy, Mr. M.T. Gartner, Legal Adviser, Mrs. Gardner, MR Wayne Coy, Administrative Assistant, Mra. Wayne Coy and their son Stephen, Mr. F. J. Dubas, Accountant, and Mrs, Dubos, Miss" M. Keene, confidential stenographer, and Mrs. BF, Keyes, Assistant Chief Clerk.
The United States Ambassador to China, Mr, Nelson 'T, Johnson, made a special trip to Shanghai to greet the Visitor, and others who were in the veeeption party which met-the ship by tender were Mr. Julean Arnold, US, Commercial " Attache, Mr. Clarence E. Gauss, U.S, Consul General, and" Mr. Leighton Shields. District Attorney of the US. Court for Chin:
President Roosevelt has enough votes: to carry through the pro gramme" of Supreme Court reform now under way, declared Mr, MeNutt quite positively' while talking toa Feporter of the *North-China Horal
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