San Francisco, June 22.
Virtually all steamship lines are [reporting the heaviest passenger traffic to the Orient in their history. The NXK. s, Taiyo Maru sailed to-day with $41 first and second-class passengers, the largest list ever to leave riy port of the Pacific Coast—United Press. missed by their many friends here Jand in China, Mr, Felix Huebner, successor to Mr. Greiser, is expecting his wife and son fo join him here on June 15.
The annual visit of many foreigners from all parts of the Far East seeking to spend the summer holidays in Dairen and vicinity has started. Preparations are also being made for the annual exodus of many local foreign residents planning to while away the sultry season in cooler latitudes: "Among the latter are and Mr. Stuart £. Grummon, US. Consul, and Mrs. Grummon, who plan to visit Japan and Father Murrett of the Maryknoll Mission who proposes to go to North Korea.
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