Dr. Jean Brochet Los Angeles, Apr. 11.
Violent death took another member of the archaeological expedition headed by the late Lord Carnarvon, which excavated the tomb of the Egyptian King Tutankhamen, who lived 1,350 years before Christ Dr. Jean Brochet died in a traffic ac-
Paris, Apr. 12.
The Council of Ministers today unanimously approved a declaration which is to be issued tomorrow by M. Edouard Daladier, the French Prime Minister in the name of the French Government. The declaration will make clear France's policy towards the present European situation.—Reuter. cident here yesterday. The press recalls an ancient superstition that whoever disturbed the eternal rest of the Pharaoh would be cursed and Bombay Distrusts Dr. Schacht lose his life violently—Trans-Ocean.
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