Miss EM. Hinder returned to.
JShanghai on May 17 from leave.
According to the "Lih Pao," Gen, Chien Ta-chun, Chief Aide-de-Camp to Gen, Chiang Kai-shek, will be nominated Mayor of the City of Greater Shanghai, in succession to IGen. Wu Te-chen.
Mr. Hiroshi Acme, secretary of the Foreign OMice and' former Director fof the Information Bureau of the JJapanese Embassy in China, has suc ceeded Mr. Yoshio Muto as Chief of: the Gaimusho Archives and Documents Section.
Me. F. H. Shaw is leaving Shanghat on 'May 30. He sails in the Blue Funnel s. Hector, after having served 26 years with' the General Electric Ca. in the Far Esl. Mr. Shaw is being transferred to the London office.
Nanking has been extending a wel come to Mrs. J. E, Williams, wife of former. vice-president of the University of Nanking, who was killed Guring the troubles of 1927. Mrs, Willians has for the past few years been living in the United States.
Among the passengers leaving [Shanghai by the $s. President Lincoln fon May 22 were Mr. D. G. Perkins, Mr. and Mrs. D. Gavin, Mr. J. [Thomson, Dr. M, C. Fellows, Mr. and Mrs. Mf. E. Fuller, Mrs, W.'L. Bond, Mr, and Mrs. M. P. Walker, and Mr. land Mrs, E. Papp.
Mr. Gavin G. Cuming, son of Mr. Jand Mrs. H. M. Cumine, returned to Shanghai by the s. Conte Biancamano Fast week from Scotland, graduate of the West of Scotland and [Glasgow Commercial College, and rejccived his practical training in the head ofice of the Union Bank of Scotland, Ltd. at Glasgow.
Mr. and Mrs, Hardy P. Hall, ace companied by their mother, ' left Shanghai on May 22 in the s, President Linevin, Mr. A. J. Heal, of the local office of Messrs Thos, "Cook & Son, lof Shanghai on May 25 for Kobe, nich port he has been transferred until he time of his departure Home leave next month.
Me, Hu Tso-yuan, a young Chinese aviator who had completed his stud fes in France, attired in Shanghai fon Sunday from Canton by the CNAC. aeroplane after an une successful ight from Paris to Naning. Mr. Hu took off from Paris on April 29 in an aeroplane. Atl were very well until hig. aeroplane reached Siam where, on May 13, Nis plane was forced to land in arise eld, resulting in injuries to Me. Hu and damage to. his machine. Having recovered from his injuries, Mr. Hu proceeded to Canton, via Hanoi, and from Canton he arrived here on May 23.
The Rev. Dr. Arthur Taylor, secretary for Scotland of the China Inland " Mission, left China May 25 with Mrs, Taylor by the 0, s. Rawalpindi for Hongkong, en route for Australia and New Zealand before returning to Scotland, Dr. Taylor will address the annum meetings of the China Inland Mission n Australasia, as well as carry out series of preaching, engagements the Antipodes, Dr. and Mrs. Taylor are leaving their only daughter, a qualified physician in China as a mis Slonary of the ELM. at Kaifeng, Miss Taylor was formerly a pupil of the CIM. Schools at Chefoo and took her medical "degree at the Glasgow University.
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