The Personnel of the British Delegation at Kyoto Members of the British delegation to the Conference of Pacific Relations to be held in Kyoto this month are expected to visit Shang-hal next month, arriving here between November 26 and 30, Among, those who are to visit this port are Lord and. Lady. Hailsham, Mr, Malcolm Macdonald, and.' Dame Edith "Lyttelton; Mr, and Mrs Lionel Curtis will, itis hoped, visit 'Shanghai latex, after they' have Journeyed to Hongkong:
Particulars of the delegation Lord Hailsham:—Lord Chancellor in Mr, Baldwin's administration, Dame Edith Lyttelton, o.e. (Widow of the late Rt. Hon. Alfred Lyttelton):—British—substitute delegate to League of Nations 'Assembly, 1023, 1996, 1927, " and 1928, Served' on ' Government Belgian Refugees Committee during, th War and was actively engaged with the whole War Refugee Com. mittee. Deputy Director Women's Branch, Ministry of Agriculture, 4917-19, Member of Royal Commission on" Trade Boards, Vi Chairman of Waste Trade Board. Author of several © plays, literary essays and works of biography.
Lionel Curtis:—Fellow of All Souls College, Oxford. Secretary to Irish Conference, 1921. Adviser on Irish Affairs to' Colonial Ofice 1021-24, Formerly Belt lecturer, Colonial History, Oxford. Honorary Secretary of the Royal Institute of
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Professor A. J. Toynbee:—Direr-for of Studies at the Royal Institute fof International Affairs.—Research Professor of International Polities, al the University of London. Was miembor of British Delegation to Pence Conference in Paris, 1919, author of certain chapters of "The History of the Peacg Conference" and of the "Survey of International Affairs" for 1920-1026,
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