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THE CHINA MAIL.

TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1930.

World News In Pictures

Eighth Biennial Conference

The eighth biennial conference of the National Medical Association of China was held in Shanghai from February 2 to 8. A number of important resolutions were passed at the conference, which was attended by a large number of members who came from all over China. The above picture, was taken after the election of new ufficers-Dr. W. S. New being the new President.--(Photo by Chung Hwa Studio) Governor of Alaska

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Governor George Alexander Purk, of Alaska, sent a message to two Soviet shipa asking them to give aid in the

search for Lieut. Carl Ben Eielsen.

Monastery at Talai Kwan, Shantung

A reproduction from an all painting exhibited in the Hall of the Royal Asiatic Society, Shanghai, and one of the numerous fine works from the brush of the well-known Russian artist, Mr. M. A.

Kitchigin (Photo by Carson Studio).

Science Will Produce Lifet

Son of Premier

New U.S. Minister

Mr. A. C. Rathesky, Boston þanker, has been appointed American Minister to Czecho-Slovakia. He has been Pre-

sident of the United States Trust Com- pany, as well as a trustee of Boston University, and founder Rathesky Charity Foundation.

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Mr. Allister F. MacDonald, son of

Mr. Ramsay MacDonald, who was re cently in the Orient.

Shanghai Women's Club Holds Tea-Dance

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