Austin C. Shofner, Capt. Lloyd Wagner, Several bankers arrived in On the s. President Coolidge. Among these were Mr. E. J. Mahon, who is returning to Ti to take up his position again &s the manager of the National City Bank after vacationing in the United y Chas Biltmia to prò- senting the National City Bank of to organize States, Mr. Leland W. Wade, repre-"Bose New York and Mr. A. G. Asseier, earner one: O the enter ha mad affairs and repre-lers on the Coolidge who arrived the States, Among thoseypasseng-_gephomic, cultural and [and are well-known in motor ear here circles were Mr. Murray Heichert. treasurer of the General Motors Corporation, Mr. John V. Crowe, manager of the Ford Motor Ca. in Shanghai, and Mr. Gilmore G. Bradford, manager for -China of the General Motors Overseas Corporation. Members in the oil business were also Prominent among the arrivals on the Coolidge. They included: Mr. William. C. Ball, manager of Shipping with the Standard Vacuum Oil Com-pány and Mr, Geo. A. Bell, another Standard Vacuum Oil Company representative. Amery those who disembarked from the s. Coolidge "Those Shanghai offices of the American Ex-ald S.
Crhanegér of the Press Ca. In^. Mr. S. W. Wolfe, man-oder for the Far East of the G. T.
Fulford Ca., Ltd., Mr. Morley C. Reid, technical Advisor of the Eastman Kodak Ca, Mr. Verne G. Staten, 4 Ron. Gb Codd ok Bonbon,
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