Diplomat Sails in s. Sever on Way to Copenhagen mark, sailed in the Soviet s. Sever Mr. Wa Nal-Jju, Minister to Den-fon June 18 for Vladivostok on his way to Copenhagen to assume his new post, Mrs. Wu accompanied him on the trip.
'A City Government ferry conveyed the distinguished couple from the Customs Jetty to. the vessel, large group of friends and relatives and mental strain, both Dr. S20 hig able and distinguished "Ameri friend and adviser, 'Dr. W. W. Wil Toughby, broke down in daealth before the. conclusion of the heart-rending special Council meeting in Paris in December 1051, under the chairmanship of M. Briand. Dr. Sze in compliance with doctors' orders declined the honours and appointments conterred on him by the National Govern ment. Before going to Malaga for a prolonged rest cure, he begged the Government to relieve him of the London post, In the early summer of 1992, Mr. Quo Tal-ehl was gazetted fo succeed Dr. Sze.
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Scheel, Danish. Consul-General, Chow, director of the Shanghai Oimce of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Mr. TE. Chao, Vice-Director, Mr. Chang Mong-ling, secretary of the office, and Mr. Ernest " Tong, secretary of the Shanghai City Government, who represented Mr. O. K. Yul, the Acting Mayor.)
Mr. Wu, former Counsellor of the Chinese Embassy in Moscow, will pick "up his luggage at the Soviet apitol Before continuing his trip to. Copenhagen. "He "is expected to, resent his credentials in' July.
The diplomat declined to comment fon events in Soviet Russia and Europe, but was enthusiastic at the construction carried on in. China, Yen was transferred from Washington to Moscow as the first Chinese Ambassador, the Government urged Dr. Ste to accept the Washington ost. By now Dr. Sze's health thowed marked improvement, he accept-fed the appointment and became the Chinese Minister to Washington for the second time in January 1033.
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