a successful member of a family|been appointed for duty in the should help the less" fortunate Naval Intelligence Department, Ad-embers, We call our fellow|miralty, before taking up the post country men, "Tung Pao" or|of Staff Officer (Intelligence) at Shyethers," but very. little social Shanghai, in succession to Captain service has been done for them.|G. W. M. Grover. Captain Harr We hear of robbery, kidnapping, became a second lieutenant in the suicides, famine and starvation. What efforts have been exerted to alleviate their sufferings?
The Danish people have copied the politico-social motto from China "Vu min tun Iw" meaning "Enjoying with the people." There the people are well fed and clad, and even the horses, cattle, sheep and poultry are fat and strong. 'Their ce-operative societies lead the world, they have more free hospital beds than in any other country, there is no illiteracy and mer coney. Compare this picture with that of China, Dr. Yung Wing the father of modern' education urged us to "Feel for the People."
Royal Marine Artillery on March 5, 1915, and a year later was appoint Jed as lieutenant to the battleship Hindustan. From March, 1918, he served inthe battleship Marl-[borough. He was promoted to captain in January, 1921, and in the Jsame year joined the battle cruiser Hood. He has also served in the battleship Ramillies. Captain Harris was appointed for the stof course in "September, 1925, and in 1926-29 served in the Lowestoft on the Africa Station.
Waar I lament is the importance of headlines and the. unimportance of keadwork—Mr. G. K. Chesterton.
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