Hey-Commdr. Harold Bartlett} arrived here yesterday to take up duties as U.S. Navy Purchasi Pay. Officer." He was accompani by his wife.
H, Browett, doyen of the British Bar in Shanghai, celebrated his Gath, birthday on October 6. Happily, ' be is still as hale and hearty as ever "Pnoresson William H. Adolph, of HYenching University, Peking, has] been given a research grant by the Ella Sachs Plotz Foundation America for technical assistance in Jcarrying forward studies on nitro-snd calcium metabolism Mr. I. H. D, Findlay, who during the past two years has been on. the staff of the Shanghai office of Mf; the National lo Society of Scotland, has gone to Chungking, where he will take charge Jot the "branch at that city [during the absence on furlough of Mr. G, Henderson, Dr, and Mrs. R. E. Lewis arrived in Shanghai, on October 7 by the Dollar. str. President Madison, Dr. Lo who was at one time general. see retary of the Shanghai Chinese YMCA. and who retired several] years ago from the general—sec-Tetaryship of the Cleveland, Ohio, U.S.A, Association, has accepted an.
pointment of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Nanking as. honorary adviser.
Wen Shih-tsen, former Com:
of Foreign Affairs and Superintendent of Customs in king and Shanghai under Marshal Chi Hsieh-yuan, arrived in' Shan from Harbin now engaged in and commercial enterprises, Mx. Wen and the Tate Mr.
Anderson "were, it may be recalled by many, responsible for the rescue of the foreigners and Chinese who were captured from the Blue Express at Lincheng in 1023, Da. P. H. Lo, former manage aivetior of the" Shanghai Nank Railways, who his post for negligence in adopting precautions in. connection with the Attempt on the life of Mr, T. V. Soong recently, has been made manaivector' of the Canton-Shao-fran Railway by the, Canton auth Loy who. ly clove, fcciate of Mr. Fo, was once Com fnissioncr of Foreign Affairs. Canton and member of the Board fof Directors. of the Shanghai-Nan-King Railway.
Dn. Hawkling Yen has been ape
legation "in Washington and" ts Caanliot fo the Chit eating for the United States short: Ty. Pending the arrival of the new ing "Yon wil be in change of the Legation. The "new Counellior ing Yer in chaga 0
Legation, has. been connected. with, the Chinese diplomatic service. for many years, In 1926, he was sccreargegenerei to the Special Tarif Conference and last spring he member of the faculty of the Po Castoms College. nsular Body, the City Government of Greater Shanghai, and the [Councils of International Set-[tlement and the French Concession that, following the death of Mr. V. F. Grosse, he has temporarily as. sumed the duties of president of 'ithe Russian Emigrants Committee, All current work will be performed, Jas before, by the secretary, M. Yakovkin," except cases in, which, Mr, Metzler's personal servi required.
Mu, E. S$. Little, Jr, who si 1914 has been Tientsin manager of the Imperial Chemical Industries; (China) Ltd., and his family have arrived here from the northern port. Jon transfer. During his stay. in Fientsin,- Mr, Little was closely identified "with. the commercial, wd] thorting' and ther activities of the 1914, the year when the Chamber was founded, and until recently was president of St. George's Society. He-was also a prominent member of {the "Tientsin. Rotary Club and a member of various committee of the Tientsin Race Club, and he took interest in sports "generally. When an Eniergeney Corrs was recently organized in the British Mlunicipal Area, Mr, Little was ap-
'Mr, Eric Crone has returned to [Shanghai from a five months' hell signation and to shortly.
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