[International Guard of Honout!
on Bund Foreshore Following the local custom for farewells to senior naval and mille tary officers, an international guard of hon ated November "8 {oP near. the Ca: Vice-Admiral Colin Maclean, 'C.B.y C¥.04 0.8.0 who sailed for home on board the B. & 0. S. Naldera. miral Maclean, "it" is understood, intends to retire when he renchet Dressed in civilian clothes and accompanied by two of his staff, Admiral Maclean received a_gen= eral salute from the pipers of the '2nd Bu, The Royal Scots Fusiliers fon his arrival at the parade ground at 1.80 pin, With the pipes." playing "Over the Sen to" Skye" he Regimental Commander, Colonel "Huang Chenu, on June was subsequently interrogated who, "lost HiCh was, recently employed as a] sity in January, 1992. the to their studies at Oregon Univers inspected the guard from the RSP Shaking hands with the officers, his temper and provoked by the behaviour of the prisoner, berRitat ship at Hankow, was bound] Their itinerary has included New he passed along the Tine. drew his: pistol And shot Thorburn dead."
Col. "Huang then 82 ¢6,2ieh sammlcting s, voyAge Zealand, Australia, Tada, the Phil] Cet tu Ying: was a guard from destroyed all evidence, including disposing of the corpse and Phee in command. As the Hannah and it had originally been arranged the Fourth Regiment, United States ordered his men to keep silent, Moller came abreast of the Nee- to continue up. to 'Manchuvia, but Marine Corps, together with the Tried by court martial, Col, Huang was sentenced to 14 Tai-Shing Southern 'Wharf, the this "will probably. not take place. regimental band and trumpets, the years' Imprisonment." Nanking hax been orally informed that terchay Kade te within an ich of From Shamahal the trio, heft seceptable ble a at, "Wt [tivo of the gunwales with bricks and Thursday for Nanking, where they} Wal on|iatter "sounding a salute. "Arter "of the ITS 21 Sh) along by vera men wi haters at CanteelUnieera wich the oflete fon fam lown the ranks he con
st document, consists of AIywrous to the safety of the State,|{#OMt Of the in-coming iver dnesty in and of Peking they will Ieetre ai] moments, and continued on to the Note from Mr, Chinglun W, Frank It was therefore owing to this state he, elt Of the Hannalt Moller The, first document, consists Off [serous to the safety of the State.|The helm of the Hannah Moller was Thin wa ihe second international fantry,, which ko inspected. in. the steamer- Yenching University. from the French Colonial In-was) Jao, Acting Dinister of Foreign lof apprehension and to the initial effort. to hig close, at at, the Semcwin, foremle reject te bejsame manner, Affairs, to Sir Milgs.
Lampson, fabscnce of any means of establish-same moment the lorcha changed Greyon within recent. years,",, L88t i" line was the guard from Minister' to, Ching: dated] ing' Be.
Thorburn's identity" that] jor course. The helm of the Han (uster (tien, te, Arty qhe the Shanghai Volunteer" Corps, re-Getober 20, In which was not the nah Moller then was jammed hard ioo," debating and. making) Presented by 40 Oficars, N.C. to the one [astarboard, but the action of the Koceches in" Japan. "China, -the|and men from the Armoured Car the disappearance of Int. doh rene rsd a creaky Comequents euipines, Indin, Bay, Eurone wapection, Admial Sgelean 4 Tiay "Thorburn, 1 have the honour the disappearance of Me effort to avoid a crash. Consequent- Fnglun) "ani" Sealand, "The team] ly, the bluff of the starboard bow now on tour has appeared in many Inspection, Admiral Maclean to recall that ji, June last, based of the steamer and the bluff of the ies where their predecessor bye, lads, and God bless you" and certain reported facts concerning Starboard bow.of the. smaller craft yell remembered, then walked back along the Tine the case, investigation came together, although the engines "tne" members of the team were}and down to the Customs Jetty. made at Quinsan and Soochow fof the Hannah Moller had been TUNE] picked by the faculty committes of the jetty Admiral Maclean the British Consular authorities, to "dead. slow. the university after open competi-lbade foretell 1m tas und that the result of this investiga Yon was communicated to this would have resulted owing to the Even at this juncture, no daiaage] tion "amongst the students, All Sisgs" tevfCding' ofhearn et nay three have good scholarship 1 papers tending to show that Ministry together with certain the fact that the lorcha was 20 deeP tea-curricalar activities of. their ices, represented in Shanghai, and low speed' of both veaaelay but for] {hse Move food nationalities from the various ser
ing affair which occurred near Thorburn wan involved in the shoot-Inthe' water with her heavy cargo. rym?
Quinsan on the night of June 1, and As it was, however, the impact mid sufficient "to force the, port, amid- relations between nations depend to Surv, hencee* gat twe In the belief that future friendly Wnere he was Rear-Admital and. angular often, He will Da rised
was arrested by the gendar ow' the river level and in a moment shins eumwale of brick-carrier which the students of each nation great extent upon the attitudes) Semler, OMicer for two years, she had. disappeared, leaving her adopt towards the other, the Ameri-crew struggling inthe river: In S80Pt towards the other, the Amer uly conducted early in July. by!
Tepresentatives of the Ministry, tiricd'*the iseger' freighter to- smart te Decome well. acquainted PACIFIC COUNCIL CLOSES meanwhile, the current had Sards a network of smal shipping, of War and the Ministry of Foreign student and faculty personnel of the Affairs failed to reveal the same TIE gest dampane and other to ces. further easter, 4
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