Mme. Wellington Koo, wife of the Chinese Minister to France, and the Misses Koo; Mr, Li Hsiong-fe} councillor to the Peking Municipality, and Mrs. Li; and Colonels Wu and Nyi, of the Aeronautical Department, left for France on Oct, 7 by the str. Counte Rosso, AN interesting passenger on the Jstr, Conte Rosso which left for Trieste on Oct. 7 was General 1g Yurhsun, son of the late! Yang Che-sion, viceroy of Pechihli in 1896, and son-in-law of the late President Yuan Shih-kai, General Yang was formerly Chief of Staff to Marshal Chang Tso-lin and at one time Minister of War. A graduate lof the Peiyang Military Academy, the became tired of internecine warfare and retired from military, service in 1929 after which he devoted "himself to the study of literature and to the promotion of Sino-French relations. During.
visit to France several years igo, he was made a -Doctor of Letters by the University of Pari Mr, H. Sandor, vice-president of the Asia Realty' Ca returned to Shanghai on October', on the Conte Rosso, after an extended trip to; the United States and Eurpe, brings the news that his brother, Mo. 'T, Sancor, waa married on 14 and fg returning to shortly to resume. his, Work as representative of Men's: Hugo Reiss & Ca, After spending dix weeks, Peitaiho, Tientsin and Peking, Dr. Reginald S. Clay, D.se,, and "Mrs. Clay, of London, are. in Shanghai Cly. Doris ons at the Loster Chinese Hospital, Dr. Reginald Clay has recently retired from the post, of Principal of the Northern Polytechnic at, Holloway, North London, which he has filled since 1902, Dr. and Mrs. Clay ex-ect. to spend> another month in Shanghai. who was up to recently in com:
Commander D. Young-Jamieson, mand of H.'M. S. Cockchafer, left for England on, Oct, 4 in the 'P..
str. Carthage, Command Young-Jamieson graduated from Dartmouth in 1905 was made. sub-Weutenant in 1013. "He served in M.S. Conqueror with the Grand Fleet' during the war and' driving 1919-1920 he was attached to the Godet 'Training Service in Cornwall and Temoraine," Alto fpimering duties from 1920.1920, ie was first lieutenant of HM, Nelson and was, promoted' Commander on June 30, 1990. He had n in command of H. M, S, Cotklifer since August 20, 1930, 'A young Shanghailander now studying at the Slade School Art has scored a remarkable success in this. year's Competition fof Industrial "Designs, under the Jauspices of th Royal Society of 'Arts, "This is Mr. Henry Rowand Eveleigh who has been awarded the prize of £25 offered by the Tootal 'Broadhurst' Lee Company Ltd, for the best design for a poster to advertise their Lissue Handkerchiefs, In "making. the award—there were altogether 1,371 }eompetitors in the relevant section /—the judges expressed the opinion that "Mr. "Evelsigh's design combined "originality of conception with skill in. execution" Mr, Eve: Teigh was educated at the Shanghai Public School for Boys and Brighton College.
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