'On the advice of his physician, Dr. W. W. Yen, Ambassador to Moscow, will return' to China in March for convalescence, Mr. and Mrs. A. P, Nazer on Sunday returned to Shanghai, afler an absence of a year, and have taken lup residence at 47 Tunsin Road.
Dr. Otto Kiep, head of the German Economic Mission, arrived from Naning on Sunday, after completing his {investigations in North China, Sir Prederick Leith-Ross, Chief Economic Adviser to the " British Government, returned here from Hongkong on Friday, aboard the Empress of Asia.
Sir Frederick and Lady Maze left the Empress of Japan for Manila Jon the round trip. "Lady Maze, who has been ill, was ordered 10 take a sea voyage to recuperate.
Mr, Oskar O'Neill Oxholm, the Danish envoy, was to leave Nanking for Shanghai on Tuesday night, Feb. 25, by train, to sail aboard the s. Rawalpindi on March 3 on six months Mr, Robert E. Lewis, a former adviser to the Ministry' for Foreign /Adfairs, accompanied by Mrs. Lewis, left here on Tuesday, Feb, 25, aboard the President Hoover, on his way 10
An, V. Metbourne, of Queenston An anal on Friday was Dr,
aiversity, who is making a. good will tour' of China and. Jepan with the intention of visiting the univer: sities "of the tio eounities and enfoureging the exchange of students Dr. Melbourne says. that itis now possible for Asiatic students to attend Schools in Australia since a. special Provision has been made In the laws for this purpose. n the near fulure at a private burial ground in Kiangwan.
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