Dr. Joao de Lebre e Lima, Portuguese Minister to China, arrived yesterday in the s. President Coolidge.
KRurP's Germania Shipping Yard lias just received instructions to build a second large cargo and passenger ship for the Philippines.
Baron Jules Guillaume, Belgian Ambassador to China arrived yesterday from Hongkong in the s. President. Coolidge.
Mr. A. F. Gimson, Commissioner of Public Works for the Shanghai Municipal Council, arrived yesterday from Hongkong in the s. President Coolidge.
Hon. Sergio Osmena, Vice-Pres!- dent of the Commonwealth of the Philippines, passed Shanghai in the s. President Coolidge on his way to Washington, D.C.
Tur University of Glasgow has made Dr. Max Planck, professor of theoretical physics at Berlin University, and discoverer of the quantitative theory, and Honorary Doctor in the Faculty of Law.
Baron Johan Beck-Friis, Envoy Extraordinary to China and Minister Plenipotentiary of Sweden, sails today for North China in the s. Taisang, accompanied by Beroness Beck-Friis.
Tue Manchoukuoan goodwill mission closing its visit to Nationalist Spain, left for Salamanca on Friday before continuing its return air trip 10 Berlin. Before departure, the mission leader expressed satisfaction över the visit in Burgos.
More than 4,000 Jewish refugees from the Sudeten territory are at present confined in a concentration camp in Pobebrady near Prague, according to the National Socialist organ "Angriff," and a further 4,000 have been sent back into the area now in possession of the Reich.
(Mk. Quince Abadilla, Director of the Philippines Bureau of Mines, passed Shanghai in the s. President Coolidge on his way to Japan to, confer with Japanese officials on a survey for a" possible oni let for Philippine iron ores. He i: accompanied by Mr. H. Foster-Bain, mining expert under special instruc-fons to the Philippines Government.
Mr. Marshall Field, grandson of the millionaire founder of the famous Chicago department store, recently receive another instalment of the £600,000 accrued income left to him years ago by his grandfather. He will come into full control of the fortune, which is estimated at £30,- 1 000,000, on his 50th birthday. At present Mr. Field is reputed to be worth £60,000,000.
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