The ban laid on the publication of the news of Father Jacquinot's "dispearance" was lifted this morning! after the Foreign Office had been notified that he had been found, The locating of Father Jacquinch ended an extensive three-day search in which every clue was laboriously followed up.
'A host of Japanese newspapermen and photographers started out for Tarumi immediately after learning that Father Jacquinot was there.
The identity of Father Jacquinot's host Mr. Fukikawe, is not yet known ere.
Owing to the press ban, the Japanese public as a whole knew nothing about Father Jacquinot being missing, The news, however, spread like wildfire through foreign circles, where much relief is felt when the moderate theory that Father Jacquinot merely changed his plans, spending a quiet holiday with a friend, turned out to be correct—Reuter, Paris, July 22.
"For services rendered' abroad in the propagation of the French langutage." the Academic Francaise awarded today monetary prizes to French per. sonalities and institutions in Shanghai.
'A 4,000-franes prize (Prix Verriere) was awarded to Father Jacquinot, the initiator of the Nantao Refugee Zone. The French Catholic Mission headed by Mgr, Haoulssee, Bishop of Shanghai, was adjudged 1,009 front, and a similar prize was granted the St, Marie Hospital in the same city.
Among others to be honoured were the "Apostolic Mission, 4,000 franes; "Ad Lucem," 3000 francs; and. the Armenian Sisters of the Immaculate Conception, 1000 tranes—Havas.
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