Ma, A, Bell arrived from Hongkong MMR. L. H. Peachey arrived Sept, 15 In the s. Kaiping from Chin. nantao, Mu. Hans Berents returned on Sept. 15 from Chinwangtao in the s.
Ma, and Mrs, Franklin returned from Chinwangiao on Sept. 18 in the s, Wilford, Mu. and Mrs, W, B, Rigden arrived Sept. 14 from North China in the s, Wingsang, Mu, Hallett Abend, of the "New York Times," sailed on Sept. 18 for Japan in the Empress of Japan, Mrs, A H. Eskelund has returned Shanghai, via Siberia, alter several months passed in Europe.
Mu, M,-Breal, the Far East sma ager of Havas News Agency, arrived fon Sept. 15 {rom North China in the s, Yatshing, Baron Guillaume, Belgian Am. bassador, left on Sept. 20 in the s Scharnhorst for Hongkong en route to Chungking.
Dr, J, B, Baker of the Inter. ational' Famine Relief Commission arrived from Hongkong on Sept. 13 in the s, Patroclus.
R, Krohn, representative of Loya's Underwriters of London, lett on Sept. 18 in the s. Empress of Japan for Canada and England, Puuxce Louis Ferdinand, grandson Jot the ex-Kaiser, and his wife the {former Grand Duchess Kyra of sia sailed on Sept. 15 in the inv. Vi toria for Manila, Mas. K. M, Bourne, Commissioner fof the Shanghai Municipal Police, ar-Fived here on September 17 In' the s, Hunan from Weihaiwei, where he has been on holiday, Mws, J.C. Leach, wite of Capt Leach of the IMS, Cumberland sailed on Sept. 18 in the s, Empress fof Japan accompanied by Master Leach, en route to England via Cana Cou. J. M. Tuke, 0.0.6, RIN who commanded the Raf, contingent. in HMS. Berwick on the China sua tion from 1927 to 1929, has relinguished his post as Director of Naval Recrulting, accordance with the provisions of Article XX of the Land Regula tions, Mr. W. Gockson has been ce-opted to fi the vacancy on the Municipal Council caused by the death of Mr, Singloh Hsu.
M, N, Aall, former local Senior-Consul "and" Consul-General for Norway, sailed on Sept. 18 in the inv. Marechal Joffre for Marseilles, Mr.
Aall_ has been appointed Nor. wegian Minister to Brazil Rev. W, H, Hudspeth, secretary of the British and Foreign Bible Society, Jeff Shanghai on Sept. 14 on, the s. Shengking on a business trip to Peiping and Kalgan, He expects to be absent about a fortnight, Mz, Sukehide Kabayama, member of the Japanese House of Peers,.at-rived in Shanghai on a. visit on Sept 42 in the s. Nagasaki Maru en route to Nanking and later to North China, the Shanghai Mainichi reported om Sept, 13. He registered at the Astor House Hotel, Paymasten Commander A Miller, late secretary to Vice-Admiral E, Crabbe in the Yangtze Com mand, has been appointed secretary to Rear-Admiral J. LID, Cunning: ham, CB, M.V.O. Commander-n-Chief "First Cruiser Mediterranean station.
Miss. Marian Dudley, a former member of the staff of the China Y.WCA, is returning to work in China after an absence of some years during which time she has been general secretary of the ¥.W.C.A in Utica, New York Miss. Dudley is arriving on the Empress of Asia, on Monday, Sept. 19," That afternoon an informal tea will be given for her by the National Y¥.W.C.A. at their headquarters, 133 Yuen Ming Yuen Road, at, 3.30" p.m. Any of Miss Dudley's friends are cordially invited to greet her then. She sails on the same steamer for Hongkong and Canton where she will be doing ¥.W.C.A work during the coming months.
Avnanat Sir Charles Little, xc.t, joined the Admiralty Inst week for 'a month's preliminary duty before taking up the post of Second Sea Lord and Chief of Naval Personnel He will succeed on September 20 Admiral Sir Martin Dunbar-Nasmith, ye, Kea, who is then to become Commander-in-Chief at Plymouth. Sir Charles Little returns to the Admiralty after an absence of three years, for he was Deputy Chief of the Naval Staff in 1933-35. For two 'C, years up to January last he was Commander-in-Chief in, China Paymaster Commander N; H. Beall, ome, who has been his' secretary in previous appointments, will also Join the Admiralty today in that capacity.
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