Among the foreigners aboard the train from Japan and China were Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Plath of: Peking who were on their way to Europe and America on a_ six-Jmonths leave of absence. "Mr. Plath manager for the E. W. Frazar Ca,, in the Peking Office and has been in the Chinese capital for two years; Mr. John F. Forbes, partner in the firm of Haski Sells, one of the leading Ame firms of certified public account-ints, who is making a tour of Asia and Europe in the interest of his company. ° He has been in Shanghai and Manila and expects to. stop in Berlin, London and Paris, Mr. John Goette, managing editor of the Chung, 'Mei News Service of Peking for [four: years and now representative in' Peking for the International Jnonths leave of qheence-on a ison a
fo Europe and America; Mrs. °K. Arthur-Behenna of Poking, an artist and-writer, who is, om her way to London to exhibitvher paintings and Publish two books on China, one a Daychological treatise and the other of Peking, Sketches; Mrs. Archarhas been~in Peking for tee yeotss Dr. Willan Asiing of ToRyog head of the Tokyo Misaki Tabernacle of the Baptist Mission in Japan, who is en route to Stockholm, to represent the National Christian Council of Japan at a meeting of the International Missionary Council which is to be held at Rattwik- from: July 19 to 28 Later Dr. Axling will travel through Europe to Marseilles where he will took passage to Japan via Port, Suez; Miss Vivian Smith of Tokyo, who has. been teaching in the
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