Japanese Give List Of Residents in Capital Shanghai Dec. 24.
Twenty-two Occidentals, including Germans, "Americans, "and White Russians, were in Nanking December 16. a Japanese military" spokesman announced yesterday morning. Most of them, he said, were presumed to be remaining there.
Classified according to nationality, they were: fourteen Americans, Germany and two White Russians, 'Their names were given as follows:—Mr. John H. D, Rabe, German, Siemens Company; Mr.' Christian Kroger, German, Carlowitz & Com-any; Mr. Edward Sperling, German, Shanghai Insurance Company; Mr, Taussig, German, Kiesseling and Bader Company; Mr, Hempel,. German, North Hotel; Mr. R.'R. Hatz, German, mechanic employed in safety zone; Mr. Cola Podshivoloff, White Russian, Sandgren's Electrical. Shop; Mr. Zell, White Russian, mechanic employed in safety zone; Mr, Charles H. Riggs, American, University of Nanking; Dr, M.S. Bates, American, University of Nanking; "Dr, Lewis S.C, Smythe, American, University of Nanking; "Dr. C. S. Trimmer, American, University of Nanking Hospital;' Dr. "Robert "0. Wilson, American, University of Nanking Hospital; Miss Grace Bamer, Amer= can, University of Nanking Hospital Miss Iva Hynds, American, Unive sity of Nanking Hospital; the Rev. James MeCallum, American, United Christian Missionary Society, now at the university hospital; Miss Minnie 'Vantrim, American, Ginling College; the Rev. W. P. 'aMills, American, Northern' Presbyterian 'Mission; the Rev. Hubert L, Sone, American, Nan= king Theological 'Seminary,' Mr. George Fitch, American, YiM.C.A. the Rev, Ernest H, Forster, American, American Church Mission, and the Rev. John Megee, American, Amer= tean Church Mission.
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