Davis left Shanghai on May 31 for England.
Mr, and Mrs, an A. Beith lett on May 28 inthe s, Gneisenau for Europe and England, Mr. H. E, Arnhold sailed from Shanjhal on May 28 on his way 10 Southampton in the s. Gneisenau, Mr. and Mrs. R, Shellswoll were among the passengers in the s. Gheisenau on May 28, en roule to England, The Gill Memorial of the Royal Geographical "Society hasbeen awarded 10 Mr, George B. Barbour for his work on the geology and geo graphy of China.
During the absence of Mr. T. G. Buillie on long leave, Mr. R. Scutherton will act og headmaster of the Polytechnic Public School for Chinese, from June 27.
Mr, Mark Lymbery left Shanghai on May 25 in the s, Rawalpindi.
The Swiss Minister to Japan and Mme, Thurnheer, who arrived here from north China on May 27, sailed the s, Gneisenau for Europe on May 28. They travelled from Tokyo across Karen and Manchuria and then visited north China before coming here, M. and Mme. Thurnheor are going of short Teave and expect 10 Felurn to Tokyo in the autumn, Among those who sailed on Moy 28 the s. Gneisenau bound for europe, via ports, were Mr. and Mrs.
'Boissevain, Mr. and Mrs. Te Brill,' Mr, LA. Coward, Mr. Hussey, Mr. R. T. Lindley, Mrs, C. A. Member, Mrs. G. Olausson, Mrs.
Phelps, Mr. C. F. Shackleton, Mr. and Mes. G. Ward, De. and Mes. von Wolff, MY. and Mrs. J. A. Pride Among those who left Shanghai on May 25. in the s. Rawalpind! bound for London were Brigadier and Mrs. Clare-Watker, Mr. C, R. Lee, Mr, and Mrs R. Ramsbottom, Mr.
Williamson, Brigadier and Mrs. 1. A.
Wilson, and Mr. and Mrs. J, B.
Woolley.
Among those who arrived in Shanghai on May 28 in the s. Aeneas from England and way ports were: Mrs.
W. Alabaster, It-Cmdr. and Mrs.
8.1L, Bumeti, Mr. A. f. Forsyth, Mr. "Hannaford, Mr. M. Murray Smith, Mr. and Mrs, G. O. Pelham, Mr. and Mrs. C, Stringer and Mrs.
Walker, It is announced in London, (says Reuter) that the marriage arranged belieeen Miss Phyllis, Ruth Lambe, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Lambe, of Shanghai, and Mr. Leslie Ivor Harrison, son of the late Mr. W. E. Harrison and. Mrs, Harrlson of Horley, Crane Hill, ipswich, will not take place. war might seem remote, but Wald not cease to exist.
Tt was, however, necessary for them to meet their responsibilities inthe matter of adequate defence, "and throughout history "Americans had never failed to respond to the call of duty. They must all be willing even in times of peace to give their attention to measures which would Adequate national defence eas only necessary to safeguard them against Sault as the Ast ne of force. 'They' as Americans were a defence, not necessarily militar strong, numerous and active people 'An enlightened public opinion. demanded that they maintain friendly Telations with all people. 'They must not, however, allow' their altruism to Sap their virility and courage.
The full fist of Coronation Honours to hand by the mail shows that awards were made to certain officers formerly serving in China in addition to those mentioned inthe" cables.
Viscount Gort, for example, received the C.B. Colonel J. C. Halstead, Tic Loyal Regiment (North Lancashire) the OBE, (Military), and Mr.
Aveling, of Hix Majesty's Embassy at Warsaw, the CAG.
Among those who arrived in the s. President Collidge on May 28 from San Francisco and Japan ports were Major Arthur Bassett, Mr, Michael Bruce, Baron Oscar Von Kohorn, Mr. and Mrs. George V. Monk, and Mr. F. J. Tooker. Gen. Douglas Mac-Arthur, "who went to the United States in President Quezon's party, was in the vessel on his way back to AM, Alphonse Monestier, who for ast 20 years lis been editor of La Politique de Pekin," has arrived here from Pei ailed on May 29 inthe xs. Aramis for France, finis being his art trip home in 25 years. Ho will attend the Paris Exposition and expects to return to China in October, Tt was only last week that MI. Monestier was dee-orated with the order of Chevalier of the Legion of Honour at the French Embassy in the former capital, Dr. TT. Lew, the Chinese evangolist and educator, is due here from Peiping, via nanking, in a few days, He is to sail on June 4 for England to represent China at the World Conference of Church, State and Community at Oxford and the World Conference of Faith and Order at Edinburgh. Dr, Lew, who is also a jamber of the Legislative Yuan, will ful so attend the International "Con-lures of Psychology at Paris, @ue to return to China in Septem ber.
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