Mr, and Mrs, Gordon Morrise_ and weir' children arrived on Oct. 7'on the Empress of Japai Mr. Charles Rogers, formerly ¢o-operating with the Leith-Ross mission, has returned' to: Shanghai Mr. 8. R. von Winterfeldt, Commercial "Aulaché to the German Embasey, has relumed to Shenghai Mr. P, Lacoste, Secretary to the French Embsssy, and Mme, Lecoste, arrived here in the MME s, Sphine on October 6
Miss Bvelyn 8, H. Lin, Director of the Nursing School' ofthe Sovehow Hospital, has been elected. president of the China Nurses Association, Me, W. K, Lil, Cambell, the rural credit expert attached to the National Economic Council, has gone to Cheng tw to confer with Gen. Lin Hsiong.
Mr. Kazue Kuwajima, who conveyed special instructions 10° the. Japanese 'Ambassador, Te(t on Oct, 10 abound he President' Hoover: to return to Sapan, Gen, Tuan Chi-ju, formerly prov visional Chief Executive of the' des funer Peking Government, now dug in retirement here, "has" been slightly Indisposed "during the past few days, Entrusted with the mission of investigating the condition of Chinese Consulates, and Chinese residents the South'Seas, Mr, Hsiao Enecheng, Counsellor of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, ott for Hongkong on Oct. 8 the Empress of Japan thas announced that he had contribu Sir Robert Ho-tung of Hongkong, ed. $100,000'In Chinese currency for the purchase of one aeroplane presented to General. Chiang 'Kat Shek, president of the. Executive 'Yuan, "who celebrates. his Aftoth birthday' anniversary on October 29, Two Buddhist prelates, Rywgaku Yuzawa and Ryuko Kondo, of Tokyo, who wil tour Burma and" Ceylon, and Mrs, Tamole Nomura, secretary of the Japan' Young: Women's Chris. tian Association, who Is on her way toa regional' conference of "the organization at "Colombo, "passed rough Shanghai on October 6
Mr. Julius Brittlebank, a retired American "business man, aged 10 Yours, isin Shanghai ngnine Last Year,' he stopped here fora day of two in the course' of his sixteenth voyage around the. world and the atraoen of "Oetber he sailed inthe "as, - President Polk to continue his seventeenth, oNS% dearly congratulations on et, & showered upon. the Father ihe British Bar ie Shanghale Harold Browett, who celebrates "ath birthday anniversary. Amongst his many' claims 10 local fame, Me, Browett has been what nobody' else here can say—Hon, Secretary. to the Shanghai Skating 'Club, when there was open-alt ice' on which to skate, Chinese in the Phitippines on Oct 4 elected six oMelal representatives tovattond the National Congress. at Nanking in November, They. include Mr. Dee Ching-chuan, president of Chamber of Commerce and of the China Banking Corporation, who easily topped the list, and Mr. "Vu Yi-tong, publisher of & Chinese nows-aper in the islands. Mr, Deo Chingchuan ix well-known in banking cit cles in Shanghai, Sie Hughe Montgomery Knatehbutl-Hugesten, the British Ambassador, galled on Gen, Chiang Kal-chok on Gct.'8. Te was accompanied. by Afr, A.D, Blackburn, Counsellor of Binbasy. Sie Mugho and Lady Mr. W. G. Graham, abfived gri Oct a chbull-Hugessen, accompanied by
Cathay "Hate, Sir "Huge that day from Nanking and are staying at the
exchanged calls with Vice-Admiral Sir "Charles Lite, Commandersin" Chief on the Ching Station, Foreign press. correspondents Nanking were entertained at luncheon by Dr. TT. Li, director of the Intelligence and' Publicly Departs ment of the Waichiaopu, on Oct. 7 Among those present were Mr. Glenn Babb, Associated Prem; Mr." Franie Smothers, "Chicago Dally News": Me, 'Thomas 'Chao, Reuter'sy Mrs Steele, "New York. 'Times and London "Daily Telegraph"; Mr, Yates McDaniel, Asocisted Pross; and Cape F. Hi, Glimpt, German News Agensy Nir. Glenn' Babb wilt sail. for tis United States the coming weekend. he Executive Yuan will petition the National Goverament to issue an order commending Dr. If. H. Kung, Minister of Finance, "for his meritorious services as chairman of the Drought Relic Association for Chekiang and AnhWwei in 1934 and as chairman of the National Flood [Relief Association in 1935, and Iso has decided to confer medals on. six public-spirited citizens who juntiringly assisted Dr, "Kung, these Niueluding Mr, S. U, Zau, Me. Ling Kang-hou, and Mr. 'f. L. Soong, all of whom, it is learned, will be decorated with the fourtir-olaso of the Order of the Brilliant Jade,
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