M. Van Zealand Expected to Broadcast Reasons Brussels, Oct. 25.
The Cabinet will resign to-night unless there is an unexpected development, states the newspaper "Lo Peuple" Tt adds the Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, M. Paul Van Zeeland, will explain in a broadcast.
Authoritative circles indicate that M. van Zeeland will announce his resignation at the. Cabinet meeting at 4 pin. The crisis brewing for some months, hinges round affairs of the Belgian National Bank. Political opponents allege irregularities occurred in the administration of the bank, of which M. van Zeeland was before he became British Soldier Buried With Full Military Honours (Continued from page 5) commissioners. Inspector F. Tetstall was in charge of the police specials. Twenty foreigners, ten foreign specials, 20 Indians and 20 Chinese made up the police detachment.
Among the organizations represent-€d at the funeral were the Shanghai General Chamber of Commeyce, represented by Mr. G. Boolsen, and Mr. R. N. Swann, and the United Services Association, represented by Mr. A. Pullen, The German community sent a wreath, "with the deepest sympathy."
The German community was represented by Mr. A. Glathe, and prominent Chinese present included Messrs. Y. M. Chien, Chang Yuan-nie, Wang Shao-lai, Y. P. Hwang and XK. T. Pan, representing the Chinese Shipping Association of Shanghai, ihe Shanghai Bankers' Association, the Shanghai Native Bankers" Association, the Pootung Guild, the National' Association of Vocational Education of China, the China Institute of International Relations, the Shanghai Civic Associaton and the Chinese Red Cross Association,
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