The Archive · 1934

Chinese Missions in England

Gen, Vu Fei-peng Ends Tour of Shipyards London, Nov. 30.

Gen. Vu Fel-peng, head of the Chinese Mission which arrived here on November 18 for the purpose of] inspecting military and civil communications, has completed his tour of Northern, shipyards, including an spection of the giant Cunarder Queen Mary.

Gen. Vu will now commence inspection of posts, telegraphs and telephones, and will probably see Sir H. Gingsley "Wood, the Post master-General, next week.

Civilian members of the mission are engaged in studying road.making. They will leave England in about a fortnight, while the military ection of the Mission under Gen, Siu Zing-pao, may remain in England for Some time longer.

The activities of the whole Mission has entailed programmes being arranged by the War Ofice, the Board lot Trade, the Post Office and the [Ministry of Transport. While precise conclusions have not yet been farm-fed by members of the mission, their Impressions in general are stated to mont favourable.—Reuter.

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