Mr. Hideichi Noyori, president of the "Teito Nichi-Nichi Shimbun" in Tokyo, and publisher of the "Jutsugyo-no-Sekai," monthly magazine devoted to economics and politics, arrived in Shanghai on Friday afternoon aboard the Nagasaki Maru, the "Shanghai Mainichi" reported yesterday.
Mr. Noyori expects to remain in Shanghai for about ten days, during which he will gather data for his new book dealing with Chinese affairs. This is Mr. Noyori's third trip to Shanghai since the outbreak of hostilities, the paper said.
Mr. Keiji Nagato, of the Central China Fishery Company, subsidiary of the Central China Development Company, returned to Shanghai in the same vessel after a brief visit in Stutz—Poulain Yesterday morning at the Swiss Wonsulate-General in Shanghai, before M. E. Fontanel Charge d'Affaires and Consul-General for China, the wedding took place of Mr. Eduard Rudolf Stutz, son of the late M. Rudolf Stutz and Mme. Stutz-Esslinger of Basle, and Miss Angelo Lucienne Poulain, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Elliston of Shanghai. Mr. Bruno Butt acted as best man.
In the afternoon a reception was held at Cosmopolitan Apartments, Seymour Road, the residence of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Stutz ere proceeding shortly to Kobe, Japan, where they will reside.
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