The manifesto was issued on the heels of an announcement that the Prime Minister, Mr. Neville Chamberlain, was interrupting his shooting holiday in Scotland for a few days in order to return to London for ccrsultations.
Reuter understands that although Mr. Chamberlain has been keeping in leuch with the international situation, he feels it necessary to have personal conversations with those directly concerned, especially as Lord Halifax, the eign Secretary, is expected to leave for Geneva on Friday.
Mr. Chamberlain is expected to see Lord Halifax this afternoon. He hopes to be able to resume his holiday in Scotland in a few days'
Miss Louisa Maria da Cruz Many mourners were in attendance yesterday afternoon at the Bubbling Well Cemetery when the remains of the late Miss Louisa Maria da Cruz were laid to rest. On Wednesday morning a Requiem Mass was celebrated at the St. Pierre's Church on Avenue Dubail and at the cemetery the last rites were conducted by the Rev, Pere Henri. Miss Marcal was a life resident of Shanghai and was popular with the younger set of the Portuguese community here. At the time of her death she was twenty years of age and she is survived by two sisters, Nelia and Olga, and a brother, Carlos, all of whom were present at the funeral services. The pall-hearers, were Messrs. V. Xavier, A. C. Carneiro, A, A. Silva, C. Silva, A. Lemos and Micky. A beautiful cross of white flowers from "Nelia, Olga, Stella and Auntie" was lower ed on the casket into the gray Among others sending flowers were:
"Miky M Luiz, Georgie, Aunty and Hilda; Honey, Wickers, Vasco and Mike: Olga. Celeste and Frances: Argie and Albeito; Mario: Moly and Sisters: Marquerite; Mercia and Ola; Angie and Joe; Mabel; Alizira and Eugene; Amelia and Gualo; Lil Eveline and. Julie; Mabel, Cecil and Henry; Armando Mollie and Dick: Carlos and A. S. dos Remedios: H. Savard-Remedios; Julia A. da Silva e Augusta T. da Silva and Family; Mally and Amelia da Si Mr. and Mrs. J. J. da Silva eand family Henrietta Wohiters da Silva and Jose M. J. da Silva; Mr,¢and Mrs. M. R.
anna; L. F. Xavier and family: Vasco Maria Marcal; Mrs. F. Marcal; Mr Fernando Maher: Mr. and Mrs. P. M Lobo and Louiza Lobb; Mr. Acacia Lemos; Mrs. E. Carneiro and family; R. J, Crouch and Family; Paul Canabarro
others. sha family; "Live Yers Club and Funeral arrangements were under the direction of thd International Funeral Directors. time.
Unionist Conference The Minister, Mr. Neville Emperor Receives Chamberlain, will address a mass meeting at Newcastle on October 7 Foreign Envoys in connection with the Conservative Party conference.
Tokyo, Sept. 8.
Parties supporting the National Senor Ricardo Revera Schriber. Government are carrying out a cam-appointed Peruvian Minister to paign of meetings throughout the Japan, was received by Emperor country before the resumption of Hirohito this morning, at which time Parliamentary sittings in November he presented his credentials in the Over sixty Ministers and Members presence of Foreign Minister Gen oí Parliament, including Lord Kazushige Ugaki. Later the newly Halifax, Secretary of State for appointed Portuguese Minister, Senor Foreign Affairs; Sir John Simon, Joaquim Pedloso, also was received Chancellor of the Exchequer; Sir by the Emperor and presented his Samuel Hoare, Home Secretary; Sir credentials. Gen. Francisco Aguilar Kingsley Wood, Air Minister, and Mexican Minister, who is leaving for Mr. Malcolm Macdopald. Colonial home soon, was received in a fare-Secretary, will take part—Wireless well audience by the Emperor.—and Reuter.
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