Japanese Girl and Husband'
Forgiven by Parents International romance. involving preily Japanese dancer. a Filipino musician, and the girl's ultraconservative parents, was featured by the local Japanese papers December 12, The couple passed through Shang-thai on Dec. 12aboard the inv. Tat Maren route from. Hongkong Japan, where they and their youn son will be welcomed by the" girl's Fepentant parents.
The girl, Miss Masako Tayo, wa working in a dance hall three years ago, when she fell.
ith M. Sacramento. a jazziyer_in the same establish!
As the parents refused to grant permission for the mama the couple eloped to Hongkong.
On learning of the birth of a grandson, the parents repented und Ssked the couple to return to Japan, The papers said that the couple and their son will settle in Kobe.
Ag under Japanese Jaw io gift under 25 years of age can marry hour her parents" permission, the irl is still legally a "Miss." The couple will be re-married in Kobe with the parents" permission, hho went about among the Chinese people, he became one of them, shar= ing their life, thought and aspirations and above all he sought always first the interests and welfare of the people among: whom he came serve, That is what makes him 3 rear' missionary."
Dr. Christie is survived by his widow, three sons and three daughters, of whom the three sons and one of the daughters are also doctors.
Major Edward Crozier Creasy The Kev. C. W. and Mrs, Alan turned to Shanghai on Dee. 11 from furlough spent in England, Professor H. W. Temperley, presi~ dent of the International Historical Chogress, arrived here on Dee. 10 from Nanking.
Sir Frederick Maze has gone to Hongkong from Canton, accompanied by Mr. 7, K, Koo, general manager of the Kwanglung Provincial Bank.
Mr. and Mrs. 7. V. Soong, and the the Misses Soong, snd Mr. and Mrs Tau-yee Pek returned here on Dec, 1 the Empress of olson 'T, Johnson, wife of the American Ambassador, and her, two children, Nelson and Belty Jane, arrived in Nanking' on Dee. 12 fron Peiping, Brig-Gen, John Colt Beaumont, former Commandant of Use United States Marines at Shanghai, has been given command of the Second Brigade of the Fleet Marine Force at San Diego.
Dr. Peter Shih, secretary-generat of the Nanking YACC.A,, sailed on Doumer, on Decem-la, to attend the Inter~
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