Dr. John R. Mott and Mrs, Mott left for Manila in the President Hoover on Tuesday, May 7.
Sir Montagu Beauchamp left on [Monday in the s, Suiwo for Hankow }from where he is to" proceed Fraulein Vicki Baum, the German authoress, left here on' Seturday in the Asama Maru.
Major-General Frank Parker, Commander of the US. Army inthe Philippines, left for Manila on Tuesday, May 7, In the Dollar, s. President Hoover.
Prince Parachatra, younger brother of the former King or Siam, accompanied by the Hon, and Mrs J. Rao, left for Europe in the s Asama Mare, Professor J. L. Buck, of the Treasury Department, Washington, D.C. arrived on Tuesday, May'?, in Empress of Japan. "He is returning to take up his duties at the University of Nanking.
Capt ER. Kennedy, Assistant [Commissioner of the Shanghai Municipal Police, left the General Hospital on Friday, recovered from an apbendix operation.
Miss Louise Wallace Hackney of New York, author of "Guldepost Chinese Painting." and Mrs, D. Me-Lom, a contributor to "Asia" and other magazines are visiting here.
The Chinese National Bar Associa tion will be represented by Messrs. Liu Lu-min, Chen Ting-cul, and Chen Yao-thing at the International Bar Conference to be held at Brussels on July The Executive Yuan has se cepted the resignation of Admiral Chen Shaoskuan, Naval Minister, from his concurrent duties as Director of the Kiangnan Dockyard, and Capt. Ma Te-chi was made his successor.
China will be represented by Mr. Victor Hu, Minister to Switzerland, at the next meeting of the. Council of the League. of Nati which is to be held at Geneva. on. May 29, it is learned from the Minis try of Foreign Affairs in Nanking.
Mas. John Darroch "left Shanghat on Sunday, May 5, by the s8, Trier en route for Europe. Dr. Darroch will ave on June 2 travelling via nada to visit relatives and will Tater Join Mrs. Darroch in Scotland, where they expect to settle per-
Mme. Kousnetzova, opera singer, and wife of M. Maisenet, a relative of the famous composer, arrived from Japan in the s, Shanghai Maru on Sunday, She is en route to Paris Dut itis understood that. she will avail herself of the opportunity and ive a concert here before sailing Having completed his mission in' China, Mr. Robert Haas liaison officer for technical ce-operation of the League of Nations, has sailed for Geneva. Owing to private affairs, Mr. Wu Hsin-feng, of the League Secretariat and assistant to. Mr. Haas, will not return to Geneva until November.
Leboog de Feularde Has arrived in Nanking to take the place of M. Pierre Salade, s acting French Consul. M. Salide and M. J. Rovere, Vice-Consul, have both lett Nanking on home leave, 'Mr. Liu Cheng-moo, who is the galy 'Chinese captain in the Chinese Maritime Customs service, is tra ferred from the CP. s. Haiching 10 the CP. 6, Likin of Kowloon und left Shanghai' in the P, & 0, 33. Naldera on Monday for his post.
Brig-Gen. F, D, Hammond, British railway expert, with his party consisting of Messrs. L. J. L Lean and Taylor, left" Shanghai on Monday onan extended tour Inspection of Chinese railways. The Winerary has been arranged by the Ministry of oilways, Mr. A. W. Faizhurst of Tacoma, Washington, 'President of the Fal hurst Lumber Ca, which last' year exported 110,000,000 railway sleepers to China, mostly' to Shanghai and the Yangtze Valley, arrived herein the Empress of Japan on Tuesday, May 7, being met at the Shanghai & Hong: kew. Wharf, by his local agent, Mr, 7, King,'and a number of Chinese friends, Tur following have been elected to serve as the General Committee of "the American Community Sharghal for the coming year—serving three years, Messrs.
Allman, RJ. Corbett, C. 8. Franklin, AE, Schumacher, and 0. G. Steen, and serving two years, Mr, W. A. Adams, Col. C. J, Beaumont, Dr, M. Gale, and Mesers. J. A. Mackay and J.B, Swan, serving for oF year, Messrs, J. Pistere, U.S. Harkson, W. 8. Heald, RoE, O'Bolger, and C. M. Wentworth and ex-officio, " Consul-General of the United 'States, Judge U. 8. Court for China, and Chairman U, 8, Chamber of Commerce, A meeting cof this committee has' been called for Wednesday, May 15, at 30 psn.
the American Constlate for the Purpose of ce-opting. the sIx ad: ditional members necessary 10. com plete. the committee,
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