Shanghai office of the China International Famine Relief Commission, returning to Shanghai in the st. President Hoover on September 26 Mr, Lowe was a member of the Chinese delegation to the Institute of Pacific' "Relations Conference at Yosemite National Park, California, where it was held from August 15 to 29.
Before joining the Yosemite Conference, Mr. Lowe undertook a lecture Ing tour with Dr, J. E, Baker in both the United States and Canada on behalf of the China International Famine Relief Commission. The vast amount of ground they covered on their tour ix Well iMustrated by a lst of cities where they lectured during the last two months. The cities were Kobe, Yokohama, Honolulu, Bilo, Los Ange-Jes. Chicago, Cleveland, Washington New York, Philadelphia, Boston, montreal, Toronto, Calgary, Van= Victoria, Seattle, Portland, Sacramento, and San Francisco. yn Lih his arrival from Hongkong a few weeks ago, in a beautiful Chinese residence in Jessfield Road, the properly of Mr, Tang Hai-chu who is also. identified with the Revolution.
Mr. Vu pointed out that the convocation of the Congress is one of Dr. Sun Yat-sen's principles and the aim of the Kuomintang, and he is happy that it is being carried out to-day.
This was the only subject Mr. Vu touched upon in his interview. He declined to discuss polities, saying that he had been inactive after Yuan and Mrs. F, Evans Wed New York, Sept. 14.
Despite gunshot wounds alleged to have been inflicted during a argument with Me, Don. Burdick, former Shanghai sportsman, Mr, Harry E. Byram, millionaire and former railway president, married Mrs. Frances Evans. After the marriage, the couple left for an unannounced destination.
According to reports, it was this marriage to which Mr. Burdick obfected, fearing that it would take the Byram fortune from his wife, who is Mr. Byram's daughter. Mr. Burdick is. still in a hospital in Norwalf, Conn, recuperating from injuries' sustained in an automobile accident which followed the shooting affair—United Press, all these cities they were warmly received, not only by the Chinese leaders and communities but also by many. influential American and Mr. Lowe was invited to give an address in Toronto on the "Present Situation in the Far East" by the Canidian Institute of Politics and Economics. In Hawaii he was asked by the Chinese community in Bilo {6 visit them by aeroplane. "In Boston Mr. Lowe was guest speaker for the Chinese Trade and Service Bureau end" through the courtesy of this bureau broadcast an address "Reconstructive Developments China."
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