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THE PRINCE

QUETTA SEALED FOR A YEAR

ONE UP

And. Five Months To Go

CROSS AMERICĂ IN

RESTFUL. COMFORT.

Meets Grace Moore

(Special Air Mail"Servicer

London, June 7. Fresh from her opera triumph at Covent Garden last night," Grace Moore, Alan star-prima

introduced to donna, was

the Prince of Wales. Writes a corres- pondent.

She had gone to Claridge's, where a party was being given in her honour.

The Frince of Wales was among the many famous people gathered

there to meet her.

Immediately on arriving he was Introduced and sat down next to Miss Moor

Miss Moore was extremely happy and pleased with the reception that London gave her, her husband told me after the performance.

DOORS RUSHED

Her triumph had been complete. At the close of the first act she had to return eight times in res

ponse to the cheers. The eight

time she stood on the stage, over-

awed by the biggest reception had given any

Covent Garden singer for year.

When she left the Opera House fourteen policemen fought to hold back a stake-duur crowd which blocked the street. Reinforcements had to be sent from Bow-street.

There had been amazing scenes before the opera began.

When the gallery doors were · opened the queue-some people had been there since just atter dawn--tried to rush the doors. Police had to be called.

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Guards To Prevent Looting

<Special Air Mal Servic®)

London, June 7 Quetta city with its multitudin sus dead is to be sealed for a year, beginning from to-day. when all salvage work will be abandoned. This decision has been taken by the military on the advice of the

French

London, June 7. Parliamentary history repeats itself once in six months.

Not long ago Paris was plaster- ed with Flandin propagända. One poster bore the following legend:"

In the seventeen years since the War France has had thirty Minis-

tries.

The poster was not arithmeti- cally accurate, When it was put up the seventeenth year had not

SPECTRES

It was in June nine years ago that M. Callaux returned to the Ministry of Finance "to save the franc."

medical authorities and disposes of any concora felt by departing sur- vivors for the fate of their posses-run its course.

of sions now lying under tons débris over an area of many acres

During this period of a year guards will be placed over the city to prevent marauding bends from Cases the north_from_leoting it. or louting have been reported from outlying areas, but so far Quetta itself has been free from it. Assis-

M. Herriot who saw "prowling tance will be given to survivors and their possessions, estimated at around us the spectres of dictator- scores of rupees, will remain un-ship." turned the day against M. touched till the expiry of the term. when a proclamation will be made permitting their return to the city

to daim their belongings. In the

existing state of the city, with thousands of dead lying' under the runs, it would have been impos- sible to continue digging for pro- perty in view of the menace to the health not only of the excavators but of the general community.

RUINS OF "LENS

After a tour of. Quetta city on his arrival Major-General Sir Em- mund Ironside, Q.M.G., India, re- marked that the havoc caused by the earthquake could only be com- But it was during the opera it-pared with the ruins of Lens and sell "La Boheme" that enthus- Ypres during the War. This ex- lasm for the star of "One Night of Love" reached its height,

In last night's audience was an- other film star, Miss Kay Francis, in the audience, too, was Grace busband, Mr. Valentin

Moore's Perara.

I

He had much the same pro gramme then as now. In the Chamber, there was a similarly narrow vote,

Calllaux. Yesterday M. Herriot was on the side of the dictators."""

The result was the same.

·COMMISSIONER OF POLICE

Sir Philip Game Appointed

(Special Air Mail Service)

London, June 7. The King has been pleased to approve a recommandation of the Home Secretary that Air Vice- Marshal Sir Philip Game, G.B.E. AC.B.K.C.M.G., D.S.O., be ap pointed Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis in succession, to Marshal of the Royal Air Fores Lord Trenchard, G.C.B., D.S.O. Sir Philip Game will take up the appointment about November 1.

pert opinion should counteract the "attitude of some local bodies and political) organizations in India which have been petitioning the resume. the authorities here to work of excavation,

Air Vice-Marshal Sir Philip SEARCHER'S DIFFICULTIES Name, Governor of New South "Grace naturally is feeling very aervous and strung up," he told all who have seen the devastated Wales from 1930 to 1935, was born me. "She is superstitious, and she, area realize the impossibility of on March 30, 1876. Educated ab he received his hus with her in her dressing-room opening this vast charnel house. Charter-house, a little elephant that I gave her Even the excavation of bodies is commission in the Royal Artillery after we were married. She thinks now impossible, as was indicated in 1890, reaching field rank in it brings her. luck."

by an attempt to enter Grindlay's 1912. He saw service in the South African War, gaining the Queen's Bank, when the searchers were

Medal with five clasps and being forced to abandon their efforts by

mentioned in dispatches. From the conditions met with. Those

1920 to 1914 he was at the War organizations and

Individuals office

as General Staff Officer, genuinely desirous of retrieving the third and second grade. In the dead and property from the ruins course of the Great War" he was may derive satisfaction from the mentioned in dispatches six times, fact that salvage is proceeding in awarded the B., the D.SO., and those areas where the medical au- alan foreign decorations. In 1919 thorities consider it advisable. he was appointed Director of Whether a general opening of the Tining at the Air Ministry, a sealed city will ever be possible repost he held until 1922, when be mains to be seen. Apart from the took over command of the Royal British and Indan sentries moving Air Force in India and attained the rank of uir vice-marshal. In among the ruins, the only live the following year he became Air things to be seen are one muscovy Member for Personnal on the Air duck and two white rabbits which

Council. He retired in 1929. appear in lave survived the disas ter.

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carried out in tents. wide knowledge of military or have been ganization in various parts of the with the volunteer aid of British world, is immensely impressed with officers and their wives and Eng- the work done by the miktary in lish girls, as well as hundreds of rescue, the care of survivors, and Indian helpers. The Church Mis- the general maintenance of au- sionary Society hospital was com- thority He states that food for pletely wrecked, but its chief doc- 60 days is still available for &tor, Dr. Henry Holland, who is a population of 35,000, with a first legendary figure among the tribes- rate water supply. The chief ob- men of this region, has become one ject of his visit here is to gaugect the chief advisers in the medical, the immediate military future of relief work. Some remakable work Quetta, which presents a variety of has been done by the railway peculiar problema

It is hoped station medical authorities, under that the civil authorities will re-

Dr. James Cairns, formerly of the sume control of the area shortly, Glasgow Health Department, The with the military remaining to station dispensary was demolished, render such services as are neces- but railway carriages have been sary."

transformed into hospitals.

RAILWAY CASUALTIES

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