Johnson, American Minister to Chin land Mrs, Johnson on the eve of their departure for the United States on home leave. Approximately 400 Guests attended, including the American Consular, Court, Military, Naval and Treasury staffs," members of the 'American "Bar 'Association, the American Women's Club, The Ameri can School and various' personalities prominent inthe American com= munity in Shanghai, Gowned in a red heavy crepe, cut Jon long lines and made with a high neck-line, buttoning down the back, Mrs. Helmick received with Judge Helmick, Mr. "Johnson, and" rs, JJohnson'who wore a charming model in black georgette. Among those who Jassisted Mrs. Helmick were Mrs. 3. 8. Potter, Mrs. Essen M. Gale, hrs.' J. P, Willcox, Mrs. Cornell Franklin, and Mes. "7, B. Dunn, who Ipoured at the tea table. Miss Lenore Barry and Miss Helen Wiley assisted with cocktails, while others—assist-Jing the hostess included Mrs. Ever-Jett, Mrs. William Henderson Pincklard, Mrs. E. V. Morrow, Miss Butt, airs. R. P. Butrick, Mrs. William T. Collins, Mrs. Barry' and Mrs. Faupel, Mrs. F. B. Upham, wife "of the JCommander-in-Chief of the US. JAsiatic Fleet, oltonded escorted by Rear-Admiral'J. D. Wainright and his aides. Col. John C. Beaumoat was present as also were other rank-Jing officers in the Marine Corps and lin the Navy.
Among those present wei LieutCmdr, and Mrs, William Flet-Jcher Murdy; Capt. and htrs. Lewis Wise Jennings, Jo. Mr, and Mrs. Robert. Service; Lieut<Cmdr. William Lieut, Seymour Dunlop Owens, Lieut, and Sirs." malcolm—A. Norcross: Lieut. J. E. O'Brien (36); Cmdr. William Douglas Kildult; ies Nancy Jennings; Mr. and Mrs, Leroy.
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Boynton: thes, "That the municipal schools accord parity. of treatment to the children 'NI nationals.
That adoption of the Corporation's proposals would constitute a complete Feversal of the Counci's educational polley, which was decided upon after The most careful. consideration, "and further would result in the abandonment Of the "present municipal educational Further Study Requested After discussion, the Council de-Jcided to request the Education Board further to study the proposals submitted by the Japanese Residents JCorporation, and to make recommendations to the Council.
'The total education budget for the municipal year 1994 was $2,377,300. JGrants' in aid to foreign private [schools totalled $153,850 and to Chi-Inese private schools, $188,950.
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