Lieut-Cols. Heywood and Cornwall Leave Shanghai 'Two popular officers of the: Shanghai Defence, in addition to' the officers of the Ist. Bu. Green Howards, embarked on Thursday on H. M. T. Somersetshire, for Eng-Innd, These officers wore Lieut-Col.
T. G, G. Heywood, 08.5, wAx who for past months has been in charge of the Intelligence Department of the Defence Force and who is returning home for leave before taking up another post, and Lieut. Col J. H. M. Cornwall, ca, DS.0, RA, Who has been assigned to Berlin as ther first British Military Attache since the war.
Col. Heywood came out to China at the end of January, 1927, as Royal Artillery Staff officer' on General Duncan's staff, and upon arrival here took schatge of the Intelligence Department. His departure is the occasion for regrets. on the part of a host of friends the various foreign communities: here. Directly before coming to' China he was in command of a field battery at Aldershot and so varied and distinguished has his whole career been that a mention of it at the present time is appro-
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