Major-Gen. Sir Neill Malcolm, X.c&, DSO, arrived here on Tuesday, April 30, in the s. Antenor from Singapore.
Mrs. F. B. Upham, wife of the C-' in-C, of the US. Asiatic Fleet, left morning, April the Dollar s. President Mr. Lewis Clark, Second Secretary Jot the American Legation, has been appointed Second Secretary of the US. Embassy in Paris and will pro~ Jeeed to his. new post during the Lord Leverhulme, Governor of Lever Brothers Ltd, who left here for Peiping on April 28, returned to Shanghai on Sunday in time to take the CPR. s, Emptess of Russia to Canada on Mondsy.
Lady Sophie Scott, sister of HM. Minister in Peiping who has just returned from a. visit to that ity, Jett on Monday morning in the CP. Rss, Empress of Russia for Japan for a brief visit prior to re-tuming to England.
Mr. R. Calder Marshall, coe. has been elected chairman of the Chamber of Commerce and Mr. W. S. King, vice-chairman, and Mr.
'W. Woodhead, cur. was elected chairman of the China Association land Mr. P. W. Massey, vice-chairman, The American Economic Mission was augmented on Tuesday, April, 0, [by the arrival in Shanghai of Mr. John S. Campbell, vice-president of the Wilcox-Hayes Corporation. Mr. Campbell, who is accompanied by his wife, has visited Shanghai on several previous occasions, the last being in 1931-
Five members of the Seiyukai, majority party in the Japanese Lower House, Mr. S. Fujinuma, former Jchief "of the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Board: Mr. S. Yasum!, Dr. S. Ohta, Mr. B. Kogure, Mr. K. Sukeawa and Mr. C. Funata, arrived here on May 4
After seven years' service in [Shanghai, M. J. Colffard, Frenkh Consul, lett on Saturday in the MIN. s. Porthos for France on furlough Afler which he is expected to be ferred to some other post in the vice. His duties will be taken over by M. J. Brionval who succeeds him.
Major-General Frank Parker, Commanding General of the Philippines [Deparment of the US. Army, will be Jéue back in Shanghai shortly from Major Lovat Fraser, Military At~ tache to H. M. Legation in Peiping, rived here on Sunday in the s. Ranpura.
The Rev. Sir Montagu Beauchamp, of the China Inland Mission, arrived here on Sunday in the s. Ranpura from London.
Mr. Frank H. Hedges, widely known Far Eastern correspondent and editor, has accepted the post of managing editor of the "Japan Advertiser," a position which he re-Unquished several years ago due to health. "Mr. Hedges is en_route to Tokyo, having sailed from Seattle gri (Sunday, according to the United The national holiday of the Republic of Poland was observed in Shanghai on Friday, when Dr. J. Krysinski, Counsellor of Legation and Acting Consul-General, held official reception at noon at his residence in Route Delaunay. More than 100 guests, including diplomatic, consular, military, and government representatives attended and drank the health of the President of the Republic of Poland.
Mr. W. S. King was re-elected joint British chairman and Mr, H. Braham iwas elected British honor—secretary of the British Universities and [Schools Luncheon Club at' the second annual meeting of the club held in. the Shanghai Ca mercial and Savings Bank building fon Thursday afternoon, A vote of thanks was tendered to Mr. W. C. Cassels, the retiring honorary secretary, and Mr. T, K. Tseng, the chalr-
Robson, of the China Soap' Ca, Ltd, and. Mrs Robson; POR. "M, Wallis, Jot the Confederation Lite "Ass Sociation, and Mrs, Wallis: Me. W. G. Crokam, of Messrs, Macgregor, and Mrs. Crokam; Mr. H. G, McDavid, of the Blue Funnel Line, Liverpool; and Mr." George Tebler, were among those who left on Monday in the C. P. R. s. Empress jot Russia, Mr. T. B. Chang, director and general manager of ihe "China Press," the "China Times", the "China ning News," and the Shun Chih News Agency, announced his retirement on Tuesday, Aprit 90, for health reasons. Before the appointment of a successor Mr. Chang by the directors of the four concerns, Mr, Tu Yueh-sung, managing director of the Chung Wel Bank, and also a director of the Bank of China, will act as managing di-Fector.
Lieut.-Col list of honours awarded as managing director of the Bank of Hangchow to where he went after ly 6500 men Communications, a member of the his visit to Tientsin. General Parker officers of the various Japanese units Supervisory board of the Manufac-expected to leave Shanghai on May stationed in North China, in recogni-turers Bank, director of the Shanghai 7 in the Dollar s, President Hoover tion of meritorious service during China Merchants Stock Exchange Ca., to return to Monu the Manchurian Incident, from and director of the China Tobacco A Lifts was given on Friday at, the Sepember, 1031, to July, 1933. The Manufacturing Ca. headquarters of the BW.A, for Mrs.
Fourth class order of the Rising Sun Mr. Yang was educated at Boone Gull, one of the founders of the was awarded Lieut.-Col, Kagesa, College, Wuchang, his early organization and ts second chairman. says Rengo. years were spent as a clerk in the Mrs, Gull has recently returned from Mr. H. A. Livingstone, who has }Post Office and as English secretary England after an absence of ten years.
Jaccepted an appointment as assistant for the San Sing Cotton Mill. He She made a few remarks, expressing Jmanager of the New Engineering become connected with the Bank of herself happy to recognize so many [Shipbuilding Works, Ltd.. is expect HKiangsu and subsequently with the old friends in the gathering.
Jed fo arrive her from London in a Bank of China, serving in both as 'Mr. W. North, branch manager in Hew days' time. Mr. Livingstone manager for various branches.
'Tientsin of the' National City Bank iwas for some years managing director 1917, he joined his former colleague,
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