Mr, Chang Tsen-fan, of the Iangchow Press Club, is leaving for France on the 11th instant to invest-rate modern journalistic work. george Chen Hsu, the well-known Christian leader, who was formerly Minister of Justice, and Trader of the extremist left wing, has arrived in Shanghai from Honan, Dr. Tseng Chao-tseh, a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, has returned to Shanghai from the United States, Dr. Tseng served his interneship at Chester Hospital, Pennsylvania.
Mr. Lin Kung-kuei, a graduate of Chinan College, is Kaying for the United States on the 17th instant by the President Madison to. continue his studies in banking and insurance in the University of Minois. be pleased Gock Lock, is recuperating from his recent] illness and has returned from Hong. kong, where he had been recuperate ing.
The Rev, Chang Chub-ling, minister of the United Christian Church of Hongkong, who, for many, years, served as pastor of the London Mission Church in the Cotony, has arrived in Shanghai with Mrs, Chang after visiting Honolulu.
A passenger on board the str. President Lincoln passing through Shanghai on Aug. 3 was Mr. C. Tsang, who is being sent to Leland Stanford University, California, by the Kuangtung Political Council to study education. He was joined, here by Mrs, Tsang.
The Rev. Stephen Mark (Mak Ting-kan), minister of the Cantonese Church in Honolulu, has retired from that position and came to Shanghail with Mrs. Mark. After a short visit to Tientsin and Peking, they will go to Canton, where Mr. Mark will take up a professorship in the True Light Seminary.
C. C. Wa has telegraphed to' his friends stating that he will return to China after another visit to Europe. He was to leave New York on Aug, 3.
Dr. See Kuo-fan, director of the Teh Chi Hospital and surgeon general for the Gth and 18th army corps, is leaving for Germany on the 25th instant to make a study of the latest sanitary methods. His brother, Mr. Sze Kuo-pin, is accom. panying him. The latter will stay. in Germany to study polities and Mr. Zau Rich-chang, son of Mr.
U. Zau, chairman' of the Chinese General Chamber of Commerce, who recently graduated—from Kuang Hua University and who has been appointed special delegate of Municipality of Greater Shanging for the United States by th President Madison on the 17th instant. He will study for his doctor-the University of Michigan and specialize in politics and municipal administration, after which he will tour America'and Europe.
The many friends of Dr. Eva Ho Tung will be pleased to know, says the "China Mail," that she was successful at the' recent exami tions at the Rotunda Hospital, Dublin, and that she obtained the Diploma of Gynaecology and Obstetrics (D.G.0.). Miss Ho Tung graduated, in December, 1926, and was the first lady graduate in medicine of Hongkong University. She studied at London and was successful in gaining the Diploma of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene (D.T.M. & H.) some time ago, Dr. Eva Ho Tung is, of course, daughter of Sir Robert, almost as well known in Shanghai as Hongkong.
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