The Archive · 1937

VISITORS TO CHANGSHA From Oun Own Comsronevr Changsha' Hu, Mar, 23

Dr, ¥. C. Mel, President of Tsing. hua College, has been a guest of Commissioner and Mrs, King Chu for the ast week, his visit being the purpose of Jaspecting the construction work of the agricultural department here. The Hunan Provincial Higher Agr!- cultural School was instituted _under the direction of Tsing Hua College and both organizations are ce-operat ing.

Dr, Frank Price, of the Nanking Theological Seminary, visited Changsha for a day and made his head. quarters with Dr, and Mrs, Francis Hutchins, "He ts making a journey through Hunan in the interests of the Survey of the Rural Church, 'The Yali bachelors returned ° to Changsha after some very extensive holiday journeys—Messrs, Cammann and Chaifleld completed a trip which took them through Kwangs, Canton, Hongkong, the' eastern coastal Malaya sailing back from Sing. pore, while Mr, Rand confined his expedition to Yangtze provinces, Word has just been received from the home office that Messrs, Edward YV. Gulick of Andover, Massachusetts, and Joun F, B, Runnalls of Syracuse, New York have been appointed to short terms with Yale-in-China. These men will graduate this June from Yale and will sail with Mr, Burton B. Rogers of the class of 1930 who has received a long-term appoint ment. Mr, Rogers served at Yali from 1030 to 1094 and since that time hho been studying at the Yale Graduate School and the University of London In the School of Oriental Studi University College, These new men will fil the vacancies lett by Messrs. Cox, Cammann, and Rand who complete their term this spring.

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