REPORTED SAFE

Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 51, 2 March 1937, Page 11

REPORTED SAFE

LORD REDESDALE'S DAUGHTER

"SEARCH FOR EXCITEMENT"

(Received March 2, 2.45 p.m.) LONDON, March. 1.

Lord Kedesdale authorises the state--".:, ment that he has received news oj.th.a--safety.of his daughter Jessica, causing -.- great relief. The suggestion that sha\sr had gone to Spain to marry Mr! Es-- ■;• mond Romilly. was scouted by ; tha family. "They, are cousins and we ara-s sure they have no idea of marrying. ■ \ She seems to have gone to Spairi in v. search bf excitement." • . ■ 'V;

Lord Redesdale has written to'his daughter gently reproaching her and saying that it is time she returned home. -i

The "Daily Herald's" Bordeaux cor--respondent states that Jessica is work-"?1;1; ing with the Spanish Government ;'_ Press, Bureau at Bilbao.. A friend said ■'"" that the couple seemed to be very '" much in love and were planning' to "■■■> marry, They ate at a quayside res-.-'"-"' taurant before sailing. Their demo-"--; ~ cratic manner won them many friends"1"1* among the dockers. Both were full b£': — enthusiasm for, the, fight against. Fasil^" cism.' •,'■" - ~'■'- "■•-...' ' ■■ '.' ■■'-'-

One first offender for drunkenness ' was fined 10s by Mr.-W. H. Coy,-J.?., ..' in the Mount Cook Police Court ys- - terday.' .-.,-'. , ■

Molasses is being mixed with th'e^surO, face soil of roads in Indiana, the-United;^"'" States department..of.-.Commercei'r'e* 1.-,.t,, ports. The" Resulting silrface is s'aid~W---i, be dustless, wear-resistant, and im.s pervious to all but torrential rains..