Mr, Gauss began his career as Deputy Consul-General in Shanghai in 1907 and has served four terms of duty in China. During his service in China he was Counsellor to Embassy and Charge d'Affaires in Peiping, and Counsellor to the Embassy and Consul-General in Shanghai, He also served in tha State Department in Washington and for a year was Counsellor to the Embassy and Consul-General in Invasion Will Be ne This Month Experts Declare Contlitions Likely to Be Suitable on Night of February 26
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President Franklin D, Roosevelt nominated Mr, Gauss to the post of Minister to Canberra on January 8, 1940 and the appointment was later confirmed by the United States Senate. Mr, Gauss' appointment followed the establishment of formal diplomatic relations between Australia and the United States.
Mr, Johnson first came to China in 1907 as a student interpreter and has had more friends among Chinese in all parts of the country than any other diplomatic representative in China, Held Many Posts across to carry food, munitions, tanks, artillery, horses and everything modern Army needs the minute it Except for brief intervals when, from 1918 to 1921 he was chief of the State Department's division of Far Eastern Affairs, and from 1927 to 1929 when he was Assistant Secretary of State, Mr. Johnson has China since 1907. king and Shanghai.
Mr, Johnson was first United States Ambassador to China.—United Press,
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