Word: legatione
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Parisians were determined to honor their own heroes as they had honored Lindbergh eleven months before. The members of the U. S. legation turned out in full force. Government officials cried and kissed the aviators; the older ones had never expected to see them again. People in Paris stood outside...
Charge d'Affaires H. Dorsey Newson of the U. S. Legation at Ottawa spoke crisply, last week, to newsgatherers: "The Government of the United States has acquired the property at 98-100-102-104 Wellington Street, Ottawa, for the purpose of constructing a building to house the offices of...
If the words of Pope Pius were correctly quoted, they authorized Cardinal Piffl to communicate them discreetly to the press. This-there is good reason to believe-he did, making use of a correspondent who is attached to the Austrian Legation in Rome.
Engaged. Prince Otto Christian Archibald von Bismarck, 30, secretary of the German legation at Stockholm, aviator, grandson of the Iron Chancellor; to Miss Anni Marie Tengbom, of Stockholm, daughter of a Swedish architect.
It is trite to say that the world is so small that one can scarcely move in it without stepping on some one's toes; bat the statement becomes increasingly true in these days, and, after all, the truth is never trite. It appears that even so innocuous a phrase...