Mrs. 0. C. Barrett, wife of Major" General Barrett, was guest of hone our on Monday at a luncheon party given by the Executive Com of the British Women's Association, Jat Headquarters. inquiring student rather than an macle on Chinese "affairs. Japan mas concerned to maintain stability ju Far Eastern affairs and to that end her policy was inthe main irected. "She did not. expect that it. would fundamentally conflict with the interests and policies of Uther nations and she was firmly feonvineed that it was quite consist tent with her earnest hope to re-ain the confidence of the Chinese Government and so consolidate the neighborly feelings of -Zriendship Between the Japanese and Chinese Miended' by a large member
differed. in one major The parade from the usual weekly review, sine? all the battalions took part, instead of merely half the strength of the Marines. in Shanghai, Between 1,800 and 1,400 men, trig olive-drab "uniforms, were parade, Liewt-Colonel Moses lea the review, with Firs' Lieutenant Fagan as The First Battalion was commande by. Licut-Col. E. W. Sturdevant, the Steond, Battalion by Major L.
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