British Chamber's Secretary to Join Illinois Ranch For the last ten years secretary of the British Chamber of Commerce, Mr. P. Campbell left on Tuesday for America on a well-earned retirement, and plans on joining his cousin on her ranch tu Mlinois.
Mr. Campbell, who was born in October, 1889, was educated at Bolton Te Moors and Manchester, and later [studie@ journalism under' Mr. (now Sir) Phillip Gibbs on the first half-Jpenny evening paper in Great Britain. He came out to the Far East in 1911, joining the "Shanghai Times" assistant editor, After holding this Mr. P, Campbelt position for three years, he was ap-Pointed editor, After being refused four times! permission to serve in His Majesty's forces during the Great War, he joined the British Chamber of Commerce 1916 as assistant secretary, being made secretary nine years later.
He was elected a Fellow of the Geographical Society in May, Journey alone which he tr 1916, he holds the 'SVE. Long Service Medal with one ar, and has shot in a number of Scottish Interport matches against Hongkong and Singapore. He is the proud but modest owner of a number of prizes for both rifle shooting and tennis, and was a keen rider for many' years.
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