Chinese Authorities' Scheme to Secure Students' Help With 9 view to encouraging the public of the Shanghai and Woosung Districts to report births and deaths, the Bureau of Public Health has drawn up the following regul tions, whereby students who give information to the authorities will be rewarded for their troubles:—
1, In reporting births,—the newly born child's parents names and address must be given: sox should be stated and the date of birth must be specified; 2. dri reporting deaths, the name, age and address of deceased must be given together with sex.
Reports may be made through, teachers, school principals or diroct= ly to the Bureau of Public Health 80 that records may be kept, and students will be rewarded when they. have reported a given number; 4. In the event of deaths, ro-ports must be made before' the coffins are buried; In the event of births, reports must be made within one month; 6. Should others report case as students, the latter' will count; Reports that are not clearly written out will not be counted; Bronze medals will be granted to students reporting 20 births or deaths: silver medals to those re= porting 50: and gold medals to those who report 100 eases; and 16 students of which will be awarded FouTan University this year has record enrollment of students, there being 1,000 in the college department and 330 in the middle school, according to a statement made by Dr, TH. Leo, the Prosie dent, Acconoina to the Chinese papers the Native Bankers Guild have made a recommendation that the Nationalist authorities should me troduce a standard currency on the lines of that in use in the United States, with which there could nob, be any. manipulation of the mon market and no ups and downs carried bouquets of sweet peas. 'The flower girls were the Missoe Enid, Beryl and Daphne Kwok, causing of the groom, and they wore dresses of pale green, flesh and polo pink taffeta, and carried baskets of rose petals.' The page was Master Lamu, and he was dressed in a black velvet suit, Following the ceremony, a recep= tion was held at the home of the groom's parents, 264 Bubbling Well Road, and in the evening sumptuous dinner was served at the, Great Eastern Hotel <The honeymoon will be spent,, in, Hongkong,
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