The British Embassy to-day one Joounces the appointment of Sir Frederick Leith-Ross as financial adviser to the British Embassy +in (China.
Sic Frederick is leaving England in August, and is expected to arrive hhere some time in September.
He represented the British Gov. ernment in important financial ne-gallations with the German Government last" October and with the Crowds in even greater numbers swarmed in and out of the International Savings Society Building until a Tate hour on Friday night and the run which Br. M. Speelman describes as "a more or less friendly affair" is expected to continue.
Tialian Government in April of this year. Aged 48, Sir Frederick Leith-Ross is a member of the Economic Committee of the League of Nations. He was a member of the Briush delegation at the World Economic Conference in 1935.—Reuter.
The LSS. has adopted a policy of kindness toward the withdrawing bondholders and the huge lottery Jérawing hall on the second floor was turned over to those who wished to make withdrawals. This was done in order to give the majority of the Tue Tate Mr. Chao Tieh-chiao, former director-general of the Chin: Merchants "S.N. Ca, who was assassinated in front of the com-[pany's office in Foochow Road on Ju. 24, five years. ago, will be honoured with 2 State funeral.
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