Mrs. T. C, Tai, librarian of the nal Ba, Bale Pai aa 2
(Central Executive Committes, and ty of "comforts" for the Chin ese Baron Jules Guillaume, newly appointed Belgian "Minate? te Chin Arrived in Shanghai on "Monday, Count Ciano, Italian Minister to China, left for Nanking, to pay his respects to-the Minister for Foreign Affairs, prior to his departure on thorne' leave by s. Conte Rosso on April 11. Count iano will spend about three months in his country, as he expects to return to his post by the same steamer, dug here on September 4, Among the recent arrivals ISkanghai is Mr. Iya. Mik Oshanin, who reached }Viadivostok via Japan. Tt is teport-Jed that Mr, Oshanin' will take the post of Counsellor to the Sovi Legation after the arrival of the Soviet envoy, Mr. Bogomolof, Mr, JOchanin speaks Chinese well, havin focken with Borodin in Canton ani returning to Shanghai after a Shanghai and are expected to ar-ive here about April 22 when Dr, 'Mr. John Service, a graduate of Oberlin College, and the son of Mr. R. R. Service, of the National Committee of Y.M.C.A.'s in China arrived here with his father on Mar, 31, Mx, Service, Sr., is going to fake cup work. with' the Tsinan 'Y.M.C.A. and his son, who was one of 29 "who successfully passed the consular examinations, will attached to the U. 8, Consular Service. "Mrs. Service, Sr, ig remaining in America for the' time being. onto LIT Bute ithe Navy in Nanking, left Nanking, jon April 2 for England, He will stop one week in Shanghai from Mr. Cha Yueh-hsiang, Commi sioner of the Bureau of Internation-Jai Affairs of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, returned ea April 3 on the. Dollar finer President Taft after an inspection of Chinese consular services in Singapore, Penang, Indo-China, Batavia and other places. in mhe South, A new census taken by the City Government of Greater Shanghai shows that there are 1,645,685 persons living in Chinese-controlled territory, Tug following are the results of the March examinations conducted by Mr. G. V.. Kitson, LIB. M. Vice-Consul for Chinese Affairs, god Mr OH Whltemare, LIB.
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Dr, Robert E. Lewis, advisor to the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and Mrs. Lewis arrived in Shanghai on April 4 in the Dollar s. President Jefferson, after an absence from China of eight months in Europe and America." Dr. Lewis Van der Wal, G.C. 05 Honours Second course Dunscombe, Dr. W. K, 84, Ist Cla Pa was in Genevay aerying as advisor EME Tovthe Chinece Delegation atthe Pourh douse: Class Pass League of Nations' meetings.
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