The Nobel Prize for, Literature has been awarded to the Russian author, Ivan A. Bounine—Reuter, The U.S. Farm Administration has dissolved its Food Industry Advisory Board, an unofficial group representing distributors and pro Following an official invitation by' the Government of the Union lof South Africa to visit South standing' towards the early recogn: tion of the Soviet Union by United States-—Reuter.
'The King and Queen visited their daughter, the Princess Royal, for the first time on November 11 since her operation for appendicitis on 'Tuesday. and' found' that. she was progressing' well, The - Princes Africa in the early part of next {hoy pes to-return" home in three year, Prince George, youngest son fof the King, has booked to leave England by the Union Castle s. Carnarvon Castle on January 19.
The Archbishop of Canterbury Jon Nov. 7 declined the invitation to attend the enthronement of the Nazi pastor, Dr, Muller, as Bishop the Reich, as he objects to. D: [Muller's "extreme Aryan principles.
The King has been pleased to appoint It-Col. Sir Harold Mac~ Michael as, Governor and Commander-in-Chief of Tanganyika Territory. in succession to Sir George Stewart Symes, Sir Harold fentered the Sudan political service {n'1905, and has been Civil Seeretary since 1926-—Wireless through Rewer During the night, the Soviet emblem on the portal of the Consulate-General of the USSR. in London was torn down by unknown Persons and sed by a placard Feading: "Murdered the nation on Nov. 7, 1917." An investigation is being made—Havas.
After studying the proposal for riiore than a month, the directors of the Century of Progress Exposition, [which closes on November 12,_announced on Nov: 8 that the exposition will remain intact and he reopened on June 1 next year.
More than a million Muscovites marched through Red Square Moscow on' November. 7 a monster parade which Was the outstanding feature of Moscow's celebration of the. sixteenth anniversary of the Soviet revolution, Mr, F. H, Hills of Peterborough, the driver of the car which crashed Into a crowd watching the changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace on October 7, has been arrested on a'charge of Manslaughter. Besides injuring mine persons, the accident, cost the lives of three airerafismen of the Royal Air Foree—Reuter.
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