He left Government service, bow-ever, to join the Shanghai Com mercial & Savings Bank as submanager and, in 1922, he was made concurrent president of the China Travel Service, a subsidiary of the Shanghai Commercial & Savings Bank, of which he was the initiator. Early this year, Mr. Chu resigned at the request of Dr. H. H. Kung, Minister of Industry, Commerce Labour, to become general manager of the Manufacturers Bank of China, He still remained, however, as director of the Shanghai Commercial & Savings Bank.
In social life, Mr. Chu was 2 trustee of the Shanghai Bankers Club, an official of the Chinese Bankers Association, a member of the Chinese General Chamber of}
Commerce, chairman of the National Committee of ¥.3f. China, director and treasurer of the Shanghai Chinese Y.M.C.A., treasurer the Boone Club, treasurer of the!
Pan: Pacific Association, a member of the Foreign Affairs Discussion Group, an original member of the jo-Japanese Society (of which he! ras at one time a director), and member of the American Usiversity Club, the Returned Students Club' and the St. John's Clab.
Deceased leaves a widow and five [children (two sons and three daugh ters, one of whom was wounded at the time of her father's kidnapping) to mourn his loss and to these much, sympathy is extended,
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