RENO DIVORCES NUT NOT
HOLD IN BRITISH LAW
LONDON, Oct. 9. (/P)—Reno di
vorces are not always valid in
England- Twenty projected mar
riages have been stopped by Brit
ish authorities during the last
lew weeks in most cases, because
grounds upon which either the
would-be bride or bride-groom ob
tained a divorce at Reno, Nev.,
would not be recognized as suffi
cient for divorce in England.
“An idea seems to prevail that
anyone can remarry in this coun
try once he has a foreign divorce
decree,” says an official of Som
erset House, where the records are
kept. “In some cases they can,
but not always with the United
States state decree.
“In many instances where the
marriage has been stopped the
people have been British. Some of
them obtain decrees abroad on
grounds which would not be con
sidered sufficient here. Oother
cases were of Americans who
thought they could stay here for
15 days and remarry quietly.
“Sometimes when they are pre
' vented from remarrying here the>
! go to France only to find that a
much longer residential qualifica
tion is required.”
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I MUSSOLINI GRANDFATHER
! SHANGHAI, Oct., 9, (/P)—Prem
■ ier Mussolini of Italy became a
| grandfather when a son was born
I to' his daughter, Countess Edda
! Ciano, and Count Galeazzo Ciano,
Italian Consul General here.
WANNAMAKER ARRESTED
NORRISTOWN, Pa., Oct. 9. (/P)
i_a warrant has been issued for
i the arrest of John Wannamaker,
jJr-, of Philadelphia, on charges
of desertion and non-support of
| his wife, the former Pauline Diss
ton. He is the son of the late
i Rodman Wannamaker and grand
Uon of John Wannamaker.
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