The Archive · 1938

Prince Teh

Ancient Chest As Gift To Mongolian Leader A Japanese traveller carrying a chest of old Japanese armour attracted the attention of local journalists on the arrival of the Nagasaki Maru from Japan on Thursday afternoon.

The traveller, Mr. Takakiyo Horinouchi, said he intends to go to Inner Mongolia, where he will present the armour to Prince Teh, Chairman of the Inner Mongolian Autonomous Government. He intends to travel by way of the Tientsin-Pukow Railway, recently opened to through traffic after Japanese operations in the Hsuchow sector.

Among the 438 passengers on the Nagasaki Maru was a group of 24 business men and traders headed by Mr. Tatetsugu Yoshikubo, chief of the trade section of the Industrial Bureau of the Osaka municipal offices. The party is making a tour of Central China. Mr. Jinya Takahashi, Director of the Waterworks Bureau of the Tokyo Municipality, also was a passenger on the ship. ecu, ro mun "coa"

London, June 17.

The Duke of Devonshire has been elected Chancellor of Leeds University in succession to his father, who died recently. The present Duke thus continues the long association between the House of Cavendish and the Universities.—Reuter.

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