Washington, Feb. 9. srvonnel of the new United bassy at Moscow, which Mr. George C. Hanson, who was Jdeputy Consul-General at Shanghai daring 1911 and 1912 and who is now Consul-General at Harbin, ix to be. transferred to an important diplomatic "post under the U.S. Ambassador, Mr. William C. Bullit, it'ie stated. Mr. Hanson, who is Cornell graduate, is an expert Russian affairs and has resided at Harbin since 1921.
Mr. Angus I. Ward, who ix Consul at Tientsin' and. who for man years was stationed at Hankow, also form part of the Moscow Embassy sal.
The third appointee ix Mr. F. Lee Murray, whois now stationed in Peking:—United Press
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