The Countess Ciano di Cortelazzo, wife of the Consul-General for Italy in Shanghai and daughter of Signor Mussolini, the Italian Premier, at' 1 o'clock on Thursday afternoon birth to a son, at the Italian Consulate-General, 555 Bubbling Well Road." Countess Ciano was attended by Dr.
done. Both mother and child are doing very well. ion of Passports. From November and death. In 1920, there were 142 fatalities from ' accidents on Settlement roads—in the first nine months of this year only $4, a con-
1""and when their identity "has sdessbl been"
established, foreigners" who were involved: in 8s' acchients are originally local residents and] last year and thi year to date whose passports zenain unvianed there have' been: 3,981 acldenta: necessary visa by paying the fee] month the police. eatinnte' that Cigntr prveeeds to the Tnttioe Job, meve aE fault." Whereas. in Spplies either fora travel pass oF of September ° 802 motorcars for a visa on the passport. issued by the Legation or Consulate con-corned; the passport for his or her entry into China must be produced for examination at the same time. This arrangement, is adopted with view to prevention of abuses."
In view of the foregoing,. those American citizens resident' in the involved in accidents, inci tall a record, there were only Avgust.
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