Tribute to Distinguished Chinese Diplomat: One of Three with 23 Years' Service to Nation LIGHT indisposition, which kept Dr. Alfred Sze, former Ambassador to Washington, in his suite, deprived a host of well-wishers the pleasure of seeing the veteran diplomat, but Mrs. Sze, who graciously received th callers on his behalf, did much to relieve the disappointment, (he distinguished couple art rived in the s. President Hoover on June 15, being accompanied by their daughter and a secretary, Mr. Lou Wei-siu.
They were greeted on arrival by an abundance of fire-crackers let off on a speci Every available space in the suite except the room In which Dr. Sze Tested was occupied by welcomers and those who could not get into it thronged the narrow passage. Mr, Chow, Mr, C. C. Ker Talghton Shields, Mz.
Mr. T. M. Hoi end Mr. '0, S. Liew were among those seen on board.
Those who caught a glimpse of Dr. 'S2e when the Tatter landed after the Aeparture of his numerous relatives and friends, reported that he was in food spirits. is condition, os Mrs. Sze repeatedly told the many visitors, was not at all serious. After having spent 23 years abroad, Dr. Sze will enjoy a much needed rest.
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