Jon February 6, in the s. President Monroe, Mu J. W. Carney was among those salling for San Francisco the s. President Cleveland on Feb.
Mu, W. J: Keswick, chairman of the Shanghai Municipal Council and Mrs, Keswick left Shanghai for the uth on Feb, 7, In the s: President monroe, Lazur-Colonel_ Jiro Saito, former chief of the Press Section of the Japanese Army forces in the Shang-area, loft Shanghai by air on Feb, for his now post Mason V._E, Duclos, Canadian Government Trade Commissioner for Central and North China, arrived JShanghai on February 6, in the s. [President Monroe, accompanied Intrs. Duclos and' their family, after six months official tour of Canada, the company of their children and grand-children and a large number of friends, Mr. and Mrs, J.MLP. Remedios, highly respected members of the local Portuguese community, celebrated quietly the golden jubilee of their wedding at their residence [in Seymour Road on February 8, Accompaxia by Mis, Walker, Mr.
Selby-Walker, Reuters General Mimager for the Par East, arrived. 'Kunming from Chungking, by plane on February 4, states a belated message to the "isin Wan Yeh Pao." Mr. "and (Mrs, Selby-Walker were entertained at dinner the' sume evening by Mr, Pel Chun-fan, Mayor of Kunming. "The couple will shortly travel to Rangoon by the Yunnan-Burma highway, GenenaL Wu Te-chen,- former Mayor of the Municipality of Greater Shanghai and now Minister of Overseas Affairs, arrived at Hongkong on Feb, 4, foliéwing tended good wi tour 0 ithe.
Indies and British message to the. "Sin. Wan Pao. General Wat will remain in Hongkong for a few days before proceeding Chungking to report tothe Chinese Government on his goodwill tour, the rebore state ONE of the oldest, if not the oldest, missionaries In China is retiring and leaving on 'February', 'In' the Taiyo" Maru {or Belfast, Tre-lund. The Rev, T.C. Fulton came China in 186¢ and has laboured In the mission feld in Manchurio—in recent years as head of the. Irish Presbyterian. Mlsslon=for well, over hale sadly missed by a large number of foreigners and Chinese in Manchou~ kuo. He ig the father of Mrs, W. S. Bungey, who is now in England where liber children are at schoo!
AMoe the passengers due to arrive on February 11, in the s, President Coolidge from America and Honolulu are—Mr, Mrs. J, Dubo: and son, Mr. Mrs..H. Foster and wrighter, Mr. Mrs, Roland Sarly and children,' Mr. and Mrs, Pierre de Beaumont, Mr. and" Mrs. McNaughton, Mrs, Robert Heaney and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Leydon, Miss "Elizabeth Laing, Mrs.
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