Shaw were recently elected members fof the Nanking American School Board, and Mr. Shaw was elected treasurer of the board.
Mr. C. H. Lowe, chief of the pubticity department of the China International Famine Relict Commisst felt for Hawait in the s. Empress of Japan on June 14. He expects to return to Shanghai about August 10.
According, to Gen. Vu Hsuchchung. Pacification Commissioner for Kiangsu Provines, Gen. Chang Hsueh-liang, who has been staying in Fenghua since the Sian shortly take a trip abroad, 12 dispatch to the "China Times" from, Huaigin. Gen. Vu is reported.to have said that there is no question of Gen. Chang's appointment to a new post for the time being.
Among the passengers who left Shanghai on June 14 in the Empress of Tapan for Vancouver und way ports were Mr. LID. Bryan, HM. Vice-[Consul at Chungking: Mr. "F.C. Pollard, Mr. C. 7. Woodrw, Mr. and Mrs, BE. Robinson, Mr. and Mes.
Strauss, Mrs, W. 8. Bungey, Mr. [and Mrs. R, MacIntyre, Mr. and' Mrs.
W. Wheelwright, Dr. S. Mf. Blumenfold, Mr. T. Spagnoletti, Bir, M.A. Glass, Mr. and Mrs. A."S. Peacock, Mr. W. Morris, Mr. E. Savage, Mrs. 1H, B. Buller, Mme, E. Chaillet and ethers, Lieut. M. C.D. Reynolds, Battalion Adjutant of the Shanghat "Volunteer Corps, has severed his connection with the S.V.C, having been invalided with effect from June 7, Mr. P. Isherwood, Mr. and Mrs. D. F.
Bennett, Mr. M. B, St. John, Mr. HI, Rainey and Mr. A. E. Strange were éesengers in the. the s. Carthage Which arrived here on June 13 from London.
Dr, J. Hong Liu, head of the National "Health "Administration has been relieved of his concurrent post Chief Military Surgeon, states 2 special dispatch to the "Ta Kung Pao" from Nanking. Dr. Liu will be succeeded by Dr. Chang Chien, Director of the School of Military Surgery.
Gen. Liu Weicchang, a Kwangsi military leader who some time aga represented Generals Li Tsung-and Pai Chung-hsi in "negotiations with the Central authorities eoncern= ing military reorganization in Kwang:
has been appointed a special commissioner to investigate military affairs In Europe. Before his. forthcoming departure Gen, Lin will proteeed to Kuling to receive instructions from Gen. Chiang Kal-she Mr. P. HE. B. Kent, who has returned to China after holiday in Eng-and and South Africa, left Shanghai fon June 10 for 'Tientsin, During hi hhotiday, Mr, Kent published (rough Messrs.' Arnold) his book entitled "The Twentieth Century in the Far East" Tt was recently given warm fcomimendation in this Journal. Its reception abroad has been uniformly favourable and orities generally have regarded it as a. standard work on For Eastern affairs,
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