News was received in Shanghai fon Sept. 16 of the death in Moscow, at the age of 8, of Dr. Julius Tandler, a former visiting professor at the 'National Medical 'College of Dr. Tandler, who" was: professor' of anatomy of the Univer ity of Vienna, and formerly minister of ernment, went to Moscow at the in-public health in the Austrian Gov-
vitation of the Soviet Government, te organize a hospital scheme, Death as due to heart failure, Dr. Tandler was associated with the National Medical College of Shanghai for two separate terms—in 1933 and 1995. Recently, he was ked by the Chinese Government to visit Nanking, to organize a military medical academy there, but his mission to Moscow prevented him accopting the invitation. He was Health Minister in the first Austrien war.
Republican Government after' the 'Tseng Fei-hung Mr. Tseng Fei-hung, a veteran Ko evolutionist. died here "of heart trouble on Sept. 16, at the age 59 years. A native of Ky wang lung. Mr. Tseng was an ardent flower of Dr. Sun. Yataen, and had engaged in revolutionary' wor timing Chinese communities South merica and Sidney, Australia, beides raising funds for the overthrow of the Manchu regime.
In 1919, Mr. Tseng. w by Dr. Sun as chief of the secret service of the military government, and was later transferred as captain of preventive cruiser of the Salt Administration.
He. returned—to Hongkong in 1929 and was engaged propaganda work until 1932, when he was appointed vice-chief of police the Shanghai-Nanking and Shanghai-Hangchow Railways. He was tr transferred to the post of expert by Mi Ku Meng-yn, in the following yee it, and he rolired last December. The deceased is survived by his wife, a son and a daughter—Central News.
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