Wiliam Beveridge, "Ati Sbachey, Principal of Newnham College, the Rabbi erly, Dr. Norwood and many ore; altogether a most catholic Another enterprise, also 10 raise funds, fs a Ghingse variety enterialnment, juggling, Chinese music, recital tions'by Ass Rose Quong the lecturer, and a Chinese one-act play, to take pinee at the Phanix Theatre on Sature ay. Most of the performers T believe, tome from the Bast Bnd.
The tragic death of the goring Chinese who thew himself from the top St the New World building before the Japanese soldiers in that "victory parade" on December 3, is the subject avery good dotter In the "Dally Telegraph" from Mr. Kenneth Cantlle formerly adviser to the Chinese National Railways, The signlfleance of the suicide, namely to make. the Japanese "lose face" would be unre cognized by most Western readers, but as Mr. Cantho says the. Japanese' Jarmy would know quickly, enough thow. they had been made to "lose face" and would be proportionately Jpoints out with unpleasant truth, the On, the otter and es, Me Caniie Japanese march "was intended to make the West lose face' in Shangha" and "every time Japan flguis the West, the whole Bast ponders and.
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