London, May 28, The Foreign Office today cabled a report concerning Miss Sylvia Bradshaw to the British Consul in New Orlear Meanwhile Miss Bradshaw's father, a motor cycle agent, told the United Press that his daughter had travelled "in France, Switzerland, Germany and the United States as companion and retary of a school teacher until she tired of the job.... She does not need work because she receives an allowance."—United Press-
Japan to Nominate "Culture Attaches"
Tokyo, May 29.
coking to promote the study of culture abroad, the Foreign announced its decision to station "cultural attaches" in pri cipal world centres.
Selected from among experts in fields of Japanese culture from the ranks of university professors and others, these officials will be stationed in London, New York, Paris, Berlin, Calcutta, Geneve, Buenos Aires, and Istanbul. They will be treated as offi is with the rank equivalent to that of an Embassy counsellor.—Domei.
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