The Archive · 1935

SWEDEN ACKNOWLEDGES CHINA'S COURTESY

On the occasion of the visit to Shanghai of Prince Charles Sweden, the Mayor of Greater Shanghat, Gen. Wu Te-chen, was larly helpful in planning the The Mayor's courteous hospitality was greatly appreciated by the Prince and lately. news was received that, {in appreciation of the Mayor's helpful interest, the King of Sweden had bestowed on Gen. Wu a Knight Commander ship of the Royal Order of Vasa, Mr. T. C. Chao, Chief Secretary of the Shanghai Office of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, received the Cross of Officer of the some Order.

The insignia of these Orders were handed to the recipients at a luncheon on Friday at the residence of Mr. ELB. Lindquist, Swedish Consul-General and Charge @Aftfaires in China. Other guests were the Senfor Consul, Mr. ES. Cunningham: Mr. 'S. ¥. Buren, Chairman of the Swedish Association in China; Mr. S. H. Tong. Secretary to the Mayor; and Mr. A. von Hartmansdorif, Swedish Vice-

Consul. The Consul-General of France, M."M. Baudez, and Mr. Yui Ming, Director of the Shanghai Ottice of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, were unavoidably prevented from Dr. Thomas King gated by the Waict Prince Charles during his travels in China, it Is "understood has been appointed an Officer of the Royal Order of the Northern Star. have are seen tour, brogeht nearly 400 ours to Shanghai tot Stes "Merie Sprouit' social alrecteat of the cities "with ate. Ba, Yow igh. br, Doug Brinkley. american guitar Lower Bleanor of avons and Princess Baa

treasurer of the Levis Historical Publishing Ca. of New. York, ana ight, re, Sally Dickason, Internationally known as "Sally." en authority of women' fashions, who predicts marked Far Eastern inuence in sities tle year,

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