Miss Mrs, William R, Babcock, of Manila, has been quest of the National Com: mit ice of the Y.W.C.A. over the week-end. In view of the pousibilifor the future expansion of YAW.C.A. work in. the Philippines, Mrs. "Babcock has been visiting various phases of ¥.W.C.A. work China—eity, rural, "industrial and in" work, She was also interested discussing ways in which the YW.CA. of the Philippines might work closely with the National Com-malice of the Y.W.C.A. of China reparation for the World's Y.W.C.A. Council meetings in China in the aus tumn of 1938, A former resident of ided. an interesting, ace the success attending the public per= formances of Mr. C.J, van Woy, recently left'Shanghal for South Arica and has been appearing Sunday recitals at the City Tall at Tohanesburg. Mr, van Heyst wax For seventeen years. a member of the Municipal Orchestra, but the need fora less dificult climate, he left here for South Africa and he hss ohta 00d Position "as first Johannesburg in the City Orchest in consequence of his performances, the local newspapers received letters of intense approval at the enitKe= meat of 30 talented an artist. The Mr, James A. Moffett, the American cil executive, who was formerly Hou ug. Administrator directly" under President Roosevelt, passed through Shanghai in the President Coolidge fen route back to the United States.
During the absence of Dr. James K, Shen, Dr, M. L. Hu will be the acting. "superintendent of Central Hospital. Dr, Hu is well known to many for his services as Head of the Department of Otolaryngology of Central Hospital Dr, Masaharu Anesaki, emeritus professor of Tokyo Imperial University, passed through Shanghai on May his way to Paris to attend a conference on international artistic ce-operation. "He is a passenger" the s, Hakozaki Maru, Mr. Robert S. Ward, American consti at Tientsin, has. been" transferred to Foochow, and Mr. Gordon been it L. Burke, consul at' Foochow, has partment of State on Jur Passengers who sailed from Shang~ hai in the President Coolidge for the United "States were Mr. GE. Marden, Dr. and Mrs. L. C. Hyibert, Mr. and Mtrs. W. F. Raven, Mr, and Mrs. 0. B. Kuhn, Mr. and Mrs.
Bordwell, and Mr. and Mrs. E.R. Hykes, Sixteen leading Chinese education arists, led by Dr. Hu Shih, Inter~ nationally renowned humanist, will attend. the Seventh World Education Conference, to be held in Tokyo on August Starting from Shanghai the group will spend some time ins specting educational institutions "In Japan's rural and urban areas, Mr. Alfred Oppus, who is known jon the stage as Neo Wong," let the June 8 {0 Join, "In September, the 8. Keith Grphvum Gireuit one of the biggest vaudeville "the United Staten. Mr, ly. Oriental, Who, by "ang before the 10
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