Washington, June 25. Countess Barbara Hutton Mdivani von Haugwitz-Reventlow, unhappy heiress.of the U.S.$40000000 Wool-yerth fortune, will discover that it is easier to renounce American citizenship that to regain it if she seeks to renew allegiance to the stars and stripes.
If Barbara is lucky she may regain in three years the citizenship rights she abandoned. It may take as long as five years, immigration officials seid. Should she divorce her Danish Count and marry am American citizen she would have to wait only three years to become eligible.—United Press.
London, June 25.
The "Daily Herald" predicted today that Countess von Haugwitz-Reventlow would reach an amicable settlement with her Danish husband.
"Scotland Yard," the paper said, "never expected ta execute the warrant it holds to arrest the Count if he lands in this country... Emphasis bar be given to the fact that there dever was a plot to kidnap Lance. However, the questions regarding the child's future arid. custody remain to be discussed."—Uhited- Press.
Hollywood, June 25, In the face of continued rumours ai an impending divorce, Miss Paulette Goddard, movie star who has never admitted she is married to Mr. Charles Chaplin, famous comedian, today announced, without a flicker of an eye lash or a smile, that she was going to Reno within a week and establish a ski club.
She only smiled when asked if she had any idea of divorce or when ther she intended to obtain a divorce at Reno.—United Press.
Pebble Beach, June 25.
Mr. Charles Chaplin (aday was "not at home" to callers seeking an explanation of Miss Geddard's-trip to. Reno. The famous comedian, who starred Miss Goddard in his productions, toured the Orient with her in a yacht—United Press,
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