Greeted by Many British and Chinese Officials The anniversary of the Mukden incident was the subject of commorative meetings by students in Schools here to-day, No demonstra: tions, however, were held outside the Schools, The Peace Preservation Corps took extensive precautions to censure order, posting detachments in all important centres throughout the city. Armoured ears. patrolled the streets. The students adopted a simple diet to-day and are remitting the money thus saved to the troops Gen, Ku Tso-yi, Governor of Suiyuan—Reuter.
Shanghai, Sept. 18, Sir Hughe Knatehbull-Hugessen, the new British Ambassador, accompanied by his wife and Mr. A. D. Blackburn, Superintending Consul, arrived in Nanking early yesterday morning by train" from Shanghai.
was welcomed at Hsiakwan station by a large group of Government representatives and others, including the Mayor of Nanking:' Mr. R. G. Howe, Counsellor of the British Embassy; Mr. H. 1, Prideaux~ Bruno, British Consul in Nanking; Lieut-Col. W. A. Lovat-Fraser, Brit= ish Military Atlaché; Mr. Liu Nai fan, director of ceremonies of the National Government; Mr. Lin Tung-shih, social director of the Walchiaopu; Mr. Wel Chang-keng, represent ing the Nanking Municipal Govern Mr, Shih Ying, president of the British Returned Students Club; and Mr. Hang Li-wu, secretary. general of the Siao-British Cultural Relations Association.
Sir Hughe will pay his frst oficial eall_on Gen. Chang Chun, Minister of Foreign Affairs, this ' morning. The Ambassador's two daughters did not break their journey at Nanking Dut continued on to Peiping.
Tt is not yet known when Sir Hughe will present his credentials fo Mr. Lin Sen, Chairman of the National "Government,
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