The Archive · 1935

Sanctions Order

Shanghai, Des. 4, The Shanghai Customs authorlties have received an order from the Ministry of Finance concerning detailed measures for the enforcement of an embargo on the export of war materials to Ttaly and import of Ttalian goods to China—Central Newn, April, 1923, when he was appointed Consit-General at Mukden, post he filled until March, 1924. "There followed appointments as Consul-Gen-Jeral at Tientsin, 1924.26; Shanghai, 1926-27; and again Tientsin, 1927-81.

Mr. Gauss returned to the Depart ment of Stale in 1931, Two years later, he was appointed Counsellor of Legation at Peiping, and from there he went to Paris as Consul-General early this year.

Confirmation of Mr. Gauss's present. appointment has been received by the Acting Consul-General from" the American Embassy at Peiping.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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