Mx, and Mrs. G. Halberg have re. qurnea'to Shanghai from a holiday Europe, Dr, P. Muto "Nardone has re, fumed io Shanghai. from Tsingiag in the Hoten Maru on September 4, Mx, E. de Graffenried, Yocal Swiss vice-Consul, called on September 1 for Europe in the s. Conte Rosso, Tue Rev. H. G, Newsham, former. y-of the Union Church, Shangha, has accepted the pastorate at Win, slow, Lanes, Ma. G. Harper, of the Jardine Engineering Corporation, arrived from Hongkong on Sept: 3 in the s, Carthage, Mu, A, G. N, Ogden, Superintend. ing "Consul off, MIN. Consulate. General a Shenghai, arrived. from Carthage. 4 Penang on' September Sin thes,
Passencens leaving London for Shanghai on August 19° in the Hakone Mun included Mrs, A. Hall, Miss J. J.C, Hall and Mi, 48, J. Ward, Mes. K._B, HIN and her child arrived in Shanghai on Sept, 4 alter spending summer holidays in Tin tao. Mr. Hill of K, B, Hill Insurance Agency returned to Shanghai a week Mu, H, R, Warling, the Managing Director of "Messrs. A, Cameron Ca. (China) Ltd., arrived from Hongkong on September 3 in the s. Carthage, accompanied Mrs. Harling, Amon the arrivals in the inv, India on Sept, 1 from London were Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Urguhart, former Shanghai residents, who will stay in the city for several months before proceeding to New Zealand. During their stay in Shanghai Mr, and Mrs, Urqubart will reside at the Pork Hotel.
Passewcens in the Shanghai Mary arriving from Japan on August Included Mr, Katsuo Okazaki, Mr, Akiyoshi Tajirl, former frst F.|seeietary of the Japanese Embassy in charge of press relations, and Mz, Tozo Shimidzu, first interpreter the Japanese Embassy, Tae social season in. Shanghai opened early on Sept. 2 when M. ani Mme, M. T. Blzear gave a cocktail arly on the occasion of the coming age of Miss Mary Spunt, daughter of Mme, Elzear, The function, which was a brilliant one was attended by the many friends, not only of Mis: Spunt, who is so Popular amongst the Younger set, but leo of the host and "Shun Pao" to Resume Publication Shanghai, Sept. 4.
Registered with the American authorities, the "Shun Pao," one of the oldest Chinese dailies in Shanghai, will resume publication on Septem: ber 16, the seventh anniversary, ct the outbreak of Sino-Tepanese hoslies in Manchuria, Preparations are being made for the resumption and if these are not completed in the next two weeks, the paper will most probably don October 10, China's in Pao" suspended pub-Ucation here following the oecups-Yon of the Chinese controlled areas by the Japanese in November last year and has been published In Hankow and also in Hongkong.
The "Shun Pao" Ip the second another Chinese daily, i9__ being published by the Pacific Publishing Ca, a Delaware Corporation, since September 1. Both paper will not be censored by the Japanese, 'Mr. Hsu 'Tal-chen, former president of the Minsheng 'Cotton Spinning Ca, is taking part in the preparations for' the resumption of the publication. He has been mediating in the dispute between the publishers and the em-Bloyees of the paper after its suspen
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