Tm Commander-in-Chief, Vice-Admiral- Sir Percy Noble, returned the call of Sir Allan Mossop, Judge of H.M. Supreme Court, on Wednesday morning.
Mr. C. E. Peacock returned to Tientsin yesterday.
ALL passport formalities formerly in force between Austria and Germany have been abolished as from Tuesda; Mrs. A. P. Nazer left. yesterday in the s, Kaiping for Chingwangtao. She is visiting Peitaiho Beach, where she expects to remain until autumn.
Expo a busy visit in Nagasaki, the Italian cruiser Raimondo Montecuccoli left on Wednesday for the Beppu Hot Springs, in Kyushu.
Tuer Majesties on Wednesday took up residence at Windsor Castle. They are expected to remain there until the first week in May.
Tue Executive Yuan, at a meeting held on April 5, approved the recently concluded Sino-Chilean and Sino-Esthonian treaties of amity, states a message to the Sin Wan Pao."
Tue Director of the General Headquarters in Chungking, General Ho Kuo-kwang, arrived in Hankow from Chungking by plane on April 6, states a dispatch to the Sin Wan Pao.
Rev. Lowry Davis will speak over station XMHD on Friday at 8.30 p.m on the subject For me to live is Christ." He will use many illustrations in his talk. You are cordially invited to "Tune in."
Memuers of the gardening section of the British Women's Association are reminded of the meeting which takes place to-day at 10 am. at Mr. R. C. Turner's Garden, 377 Haiphong Road. Mr. Turner will talk on Daffodils?
Tue American Consulate General will appreciate receipt of information regarding the whereabouts of Thomas 5. Baker, also known as Thomas S. Haberman, seaman, reported to have been in Shanghai when last heard from in about February, 1934, Tm: French Ambassador to China, M. Paul Emile Naggiar, arrived in Hongkong from Shanghai on board a French warship on April 6, states a message to the "Hwa Mei Pao." The envoy will leave for French Indo-China on April 8, it is learnt.
Mr, Sukeichi Taguchi, former Chief Secretary of the Japanese House of Representatives and now nominated member of the House of Peers, has been appointed President of the "Keijo Nippo," an important newspaper in Seoul. He will go to Seoul to assume his new post on April 10.
German employees who are members of the Nazi S.S., special guard, are to be given special leave for maintaining order at large demonstrations but will not be paid their regular salaries on these days, and their employers will be able to ask them to work extra hours to make up for the lost time.
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