Hsuchow, Apr. 25, 'Mme. Chiang Kei-hok' visited the mission hospitals in Hsuchow in order to confer exhaustively with the lead-ling doctors about the measures to be {taken in: improving the manner of [dealing with the wounded.
Mime, Chiang also dealt with the question of war orphans and arranged that the missions in Hsuchow should take care of over 1,000 war orphans for whom Mme, Chiang will pay 50 Jdotiars por child a year—Trans-
Hongkong, Apr. 19, Mr. Eugene Chen, retired Minister'
Foreign Affairs, and his wile, arrived in Hongkong from Europe' this morning in the liner D'Attagnan, His future movements are as yet undecided.
Known also as a journalist and publicist, Mr. Chen was Minister, of Foreign Affairs in the Canton Opposition Government, in 1931, He held the same post a year later in the National Government. Subsequently he joined the Fukien Independence Movement and became Foreign Minis ter in the "People's Government. Since the collapse of the Movement in 1934, however, Mr. Chen has been living in retirement—Reuter.
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