Baron Jules Guillaume, the Belgian Ambassador, arrived here yesterday in the s. Shengking, from, Peiping.
Mr. C. J. Chancellor, Far Eastern General Manager of Reuters, left Shanghai yesterday in the Hoten Maru for Dairen.
Tue widow of Herr Dollfuss, the murdered Chancellor of Austria, is living in a flat near Llandrindod Wells. With her are her two children, both intent on learning English.
Tue members of the Civic Department of the American Women's Club and others who are interested, are reminded of the open meeting in charge of the Civic Department to be held in the club rooms tomorrow at 445 pin. Miss Eleanor M. Hinder will be the speaker for the afternoon.
Dr. 'Wang Cheng-ting, former Nationalist Ambassador to Washing-fon, arrived in Hongkong on Saturday from the United States on board the China Clipper. Dr. Wang is expected to go to Chungking to report to Gen. Chiang Kai-shek after a few days' stay in the Colony.
Trattan journalists are forbidden to act as correspondents. of foreign newspapers and agencies after January 1, 1939, in accordance with a decree issued in Rome on Saturday. It is feared that the measure will greatly restrict the activities of foreign newspapers and agencies in Italy and force them to depend on "official sources for news.
Countess Haig, who was married, as a Maid of Honour, in the private chapel of Buckingham Palace, is to tour in a caravan in the good cause of charity. She will do her own cooking, and be unaccompanied by anything more useful than her Yorkshire terrier, What money she picks up in "The Devecot" during her trail through Scotland will be devoted to Poppy Day work.
CHRIST) Viscountess Churchill has divorced Col. Ralph Isham at Reno after less than 18 months of marriage. She was the second wife of the peer who was Master of the Robes at the Coronation of King George V. Col. Ralph Isham is described as the most eager collector of Boswell and Johnson manuscripts now living. He was brought up in America, although he joined the Army here as a private at the beginning of the war in 1914,
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