Paris, Oct. 29. The death was announced here today of M. Edmund Pabst, former French Minister to Peking in 1905, and former ambassador to Tokyo.
'Born at Paris January 7, 1658 M. alist held secretaryship' at the French Embassies at Cairo and Con-
Stantinople, later assuming the head fof the Bureau of Political Affairs at the Foreign Ministry.
The deceased published several well-known works on the history of London, Nov, 1.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Neville Chamberlain, informed the Mouse of Commons to-day that no decision had yet been taken to build a sister ship to the Queen Mary and, therefore, the question whether she should be built on the Tyne did not arise.—Wireless through Reuter, 100 Descendants Mourn
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