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THE CHINA MAIL, SEPTEMBER 17, 1938.
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MEETING HALF-WAY
London, To-day.
Mr. Neville Chamberlain was in consultation with his Ministerial colleagues half an hour after his
return to Downing Street.
The white-metalled plane con-| veying the Prime Minister had arrived at Heston aerodrome at 5.30 p.m. Upon landing he was welcomed by a number of prominent members of the Government, head- ed by Lord Halifax. He was smil- ing as he stepped down from the his plane to shake hands with |Foreign Minister.
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Dr. Kordt, the German Charge d'Affaires, who was also present, greeted the Prime Minister with the words: "I hope you have been successful. At any rate, you have won the hearts of my fellow coun- trymen."
A LONG TALK
In a brief statement to the press, Mr. Chamberlain said: "I have had a long talk with Adolf Hitler. He was frank and friendly. What I have got to do now is to consult with my colleagues, especially with Lord Runciman. In the meantime, do not accept any unauthorised statements as to what took place. In a few days I shall have another talk with Adolf Hitler. This time: the Fuehrer has made known his intention to come half way to meet
me."
These last words evoked a cheer from the crowd assembled on the flying field, whereupon the Prime Minister added with a smile: "in order to spare an old man auch a long journey."
-PRINCE-
ARTHUR'S FUNERAL
London, To-day.
The King and Queen attended the funeral of Prince Arthur of Connaught in St. George's Chapel, in Windsor Castle, yesterday,
The father of the deccased, the Duke of Connaught, who is aged 88, was prevented by reasons of health from being present.--- Trans-Ocean.
SERVICES AND MARRIAGES IN CHINA
The following Order of His Ma- jesty in Council is published in to-day's "Gazette":
1-1-(1) This Order may be cited as the Foreign Marriages : (China). Order in Council; 1988.
(2) No marriage officer in China. shall solemnize any marriage be- tween parties either of whom is serving in China in His Majesty's Naval or Military Forces or the Royal Air Force.
DOWNING ST. GATHERING Sir Samuel Hoare, Secretary of
(3) Nothing in this Order shall State for Home Affairs, accompani-be deemed to affect the powers as a ed by Sir Robert Vansittart and marriage officer under Section 12 Sir Alexander Cadogan, had put in of the Foreign Marriage Act, 1892, an appearance at Downing Street of any commanding officer of any before the arrival of the Prime of His Majesty's ships. // Minister.
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into
2. This Order shall come operation forthwith as a provisional Order in accordance with the pro- visions of Section 2 of the Rules Publication Act, 1893.
Sir Horace Wilson, who had ac companied Mr. Chamberlain on his visit to Germany, also went with him to Downing Street, while Mr. William Strang went straight from the aerodrome to the Foreign Office.
net, including Lord Halifax, Sir Lord Runciman had reached Lon- John Simon and Sir Samuel Hoare, don only a few minutes earlier than: the Prime Minister. In his first statement, he said he was
not in
·FRENCH VISIT?
a position to say anything more The French Fremier, M. Daladier, about the situation than was already and the Foreign Minister M. Bon- known in England, Neither was net, are not expected to come here he able to say whether he would before. Monday, according to latest return to Prague. It depended, he arrangements, but nothing positive said, upon what tasks he would be can be ascertained on the subject. asked to undertake --Trans-Ocean.
*IMPORTANT PROPOSAL
London, To-day, It is generally believed that the Premier's early return is connected with an important proposal which he intends to lay before the No indications regard |ture of this prop
coming, but it ila at tical
The first report of Mr. Chamber- ́ lain's early return reacted unfav- ourably on the Stock Excha the tendency became frmer impression gained ground political tension had not
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