Community to Bid Welcome Japanese Temples To Mr. Gauss, Farewell Peiping, Sept. 19.
To Mr., Mrs. Lockhart A new precedent has been established by the decision of the ad-'The American community of Shang-ministration department of the Hsin hai will welcome back Mr. Clarence Min Club at Lianghsiang west of E. Gauss, U, S. Consul-General, and bid farewell to Mr. Frank P. Lock-Peiping, to send four Chinese monks io Japan for training in Buddhism, hart, who has been U.S. Consul. according to Chinese reports.
General here during Mr, Gauss'
This decision, it is stated, was absence, and to Mrs. Lockhart at an taken because in the opinion of the informal afternoon reception which club's Japanese adviser. "Buddhism will be given by the American Asin China is deteriorating, and is in-sociation at the Columbia Country clined to turn Communist."
Club from 6 to 730 p.m. on Friday.
The four monks are to leave Japan Mr. Gauss returned from leave in in October, and before leaving they the United States in the Canadian will receive initial training in Pei-Pacific liner Empress of Asia yester-ping, the report states—Reuter. day and is resuming his duties as US.
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