Suggested Key to People Interned in Weihsien

and Mentioned in

SHANTUNG COMPOUND

by LANGDON GILKEY

Suggested Key by Hugh W. Hubbard

one of the internees

Page	Paragraph	Alias	Correct name * NCAS Tungchow related
2	3	Stanley Morris	John Stanley
7	3	Wm Montague	Billy Christian
8	2	Dr. Chas. Foster	Harold Loucks
31	3	Dr. Chas. Foster	Harold Loucks
22	3	Salv. Army couple	Col. & Mrs. Stranks
22		W.T. Roxby-Jones	Pierre Travers-Smith --- -
23	1	American dentist	Dr. Prentice
23		Jacob Strauss	Teddy Nathan ---
25		Johns	Wilfred Pryor, Asst. General Manager, KMA
25		Jameson	"Rich" Richardson
31		Chesterton	Bill Chilton, KMA Port Administrator, Chinwangtao ---
33	4	Banker	Smith
36	2	Bertram Carter	Bertram Hale (Cook's)
47	1	Lawrence Turner	Lucius Porter
50	4	Arthur Howell	Arthur Hummel
53	3	Edwin Parker	Arthur Porter
55	4	Cornell prof.	Shaddick
57	3	Kailan Chief-of-Staff	Dr. Grice
58	3	Anglican priest	Bishop Scott
59	3	Duval	DeVargas
63	1	Laura Holcomb	Lelia Hinckley
77	7	Engineer	Chapman
79	6	Presby. Architect	Creighton
85	3	Whites	Gleysteens
86	3	Eric Ridley	Eric Liddell
88	3	Schmidt	Reinbrecht
109	2	Grant	Wm. Kelly
124	3	Witherspoons	Shoemakers
153	5	Police chief	Peter Lawless
121	3	Ian Campbell	Ted McLaren
163	4	Clair Richards	Gladys Hermann
164	5	Jane Bright	Lucy Burtt
184	4	Smithfield	Helsby
194	5	Rumsey	Ramsey
204	3	Albert Hoskins	Hugh Hubbard*
		Butcher	John Hayes ***
		Chief Baker	John Thomas Bickford*

(last two names added by Gladys Hubbard Swift with information given by their daughters, Margaret Hayes Hollister and Esther Bickford Shackelford. Will be glad to add other information:- (GHS 1311 Branchlands Drive, Charlottesville, VA 22901-1753).

** Margaret Hayes Hollister informed me that her father John Hayes, was the butcher at Weihsien and her grandfather, Watson Hayes, died there. Watson was diabetic and John did steal meat for him. Also Watson Hayes had been stationed in that area of Shantung so the farmers knew him. The fresh eggs were particularly needed for diabetic Watson and he was instrumental in getting them (p. 36). Note from GHS – Ed

GLADYS HUBBARD SWIFT '40 - At the request of many friends I have sent copies of this "Suggested Key to People Interned in Weihsien and mentioned in Shantung Compound by Langdon Gilkey". For those of you who have not seen the list, like those below, here is the list made by my father, Hugh Hubbard...

WELLINGTON Z. MYERS '38 (2-19-96) - I called Joyce Ditmanson [PAS Faculty] to get her maiden name, which is Stranks. She stated that her father was with the Salvation Army (Australian) and was quite friendly with your father [Hugh Hubbard]... Marcy (Ditmanson PAS '36] does not believe their names were in "Shantung Compound" [No, but see 5th line Shantung Compound Key prepared by Hugh Hubbard. I was at Yenching, class of 1944, with Joyce's brother, Gordon Stranks, in 1940-41 - GHS Ed]

JAMES ROBINSON '37 (2-17-96) - Herewith ... the following ... a connection to some of us -- failure of memory and recognition -- is conceivable. Recently in an airport a man looked familiar, and the longer I looked the more familiar, though he showed total lack of recognition as he returned my gaze. Finally I took the plunge and said "are you a twin?" You should have seen his jaw drop, for he was indeed a former patient who did have a brother that was a very identical twin. After establishing identities, I reminded him of an episode when he was hospitalized under my care. His brother came to visit him one day. A nurse saw him walking down the hall, pointed and shouted, "What are you doing with your clothes on?”

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