120, Brenan was promoted to he one of His Majesty Vice-Consuls. He was Acting Con-Shanghai for a few months in 1922, and again from November, 1924, to April, 1926, at which date he was sent to Canton as rik Consul-Geneval ant has mained there until his recent depar Home leave, In fact, Mr. is not likely to take up his new post for sonic months, as we believe he is now entitled to nine months? leave, though possibly he might be asked to curtail it service, it will be seen that he goes over the heads of not x few men senior to himself, 1is work at Canton has earned a good deal of approbation and it is no secret that he stands high in the timation of the Legation. The responsibilities of Shanghai are many and great. The relationships of the British Consul General with the Council are at once lose and peculiar, since, although British members on dominate, as do Britis Shanghai, the Settlement is an_international one, not a British C cession, and the Council takes instructions from the ratep: from the Consular or Di Body. It seems probable that the fature will tend lo accentuate this constitutional aspect of the Couneit's position, indeed it is in many respects advisable that it should do so. At the same time the British community of Shanghai naturally look, to their Consul-General uphold their interests and. their treaty rights, the more so if policy at hea farters tends to belittle 8, Chang appears to have behaved With ook blooded cru recruiting yabber bands to is standard and money te spare cauld not do better than send it to the Foreign Women's Home. turning them loose to plunder tle helpless villages anion passed as they The whole of RADIO intoer. After having, nvrived ie City Hall, where the leading mone from all diveetions, has the Miao ere at heed. the bens found it Impossible to provide the government schools here with the was presented with addresses nese address me Outlaws rem the country. checked except in the sphere of 'The China Broadcasting Association, 17 'The Bund, Shanghai, tion of the country people, already] announce the following daily programmes, which will be preceded by the chiming of the Customs' clock. Wave length 3315 metres, ake control of Shantang fron the with Hupeh was still thie fe over now, ALL pam Musi and the mecesearg Momay.-Operatie. and fusttumental, Toeaday.—Insttunvental and vocal lity should be thing pers Wedneainy Light mane, restore some the early arrival pay. very tuition, and have demons ral wceanions, sometimes with howeve d byt authorities here durin clusirge weeks of the ach onder of the Ministry inking. jon supported Funds from abroad, the nese fate not been so much 3
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who considered object students, hut the What are we w reply to the fair At 7 pat—News service and market report, following on Wednesday and Saturday: by light classical selections, other days dance music. ident who assis us 50] "At 9 pm—The programme as we ventured to spnounced below, [ay that cookery" was not always the Ensihwomas strongest point? of implying that Englishwomen also faving apparently also accused coming Programmes
Alo not Keep their houses clean, nor do their hair, nor dest well that Beet, donot knee hue to love, are cold resigned, cident.
Trouble at Tsinghua ersity, jiff of the vernment to China indemnities, has been thrown into great excite:
ent at the end of the schoo! year student indignation against after ne Board of trustees, This board had two American mem= evening. bers, but they have now resigned, The Tsinghua students, ina statement to the press, declare that they abifect 33
Uhueiners women oe cinema actresses via next year with dancers, ete. the probably feels cuticular brute is. not worth feeding, even with ay Toat 9 pm—Majertic Funds. They. believe this should be devoted to building universi it is. more Importast to educate students in that he had one and that the household's bread, of which we thi really we never mplied such a monstrous:
Of course there is of good cooks cannot be denied that there isa amount of lar presentation was the Earl of Alli On Tehalf of the sented a set of parcel and saucers and a with silver, to the Di China thin to send then abroad for higher educat the trustees to. ink ment fund of the hey desire ase the endow: university, so that independent when Boxer A minority: group of stud the Catholic) univers! "e filled ers" poor cookery.
Whether it is HI the work of women fu, no doubt, fan important point.
Very likely the cook of the. Newenstle Winn a view to observing Dr. Sun Yatesen's state funeral, local thie public organiza ons have decided ing in mind, opening so wide ty hold a mass meeting on June 1, a vista of horrid bbe is to apologize humbly eoan dol the oar mon of the funeral; to erect ut in honour of Dr. San wounded combat front of the International Recreation Club at Kiangwan; and to establish a San Yat-sen library.
Special Train for Duke the Chinese press with protests against "cultural aggression," caused yy foreign religious educa tors workings China, The newspaper isin Chen menting on thi th students at Yenching and the teats ies lic University: opposed the two universities because of foreign con trol, they should not live taken their entrance examin: first place. The first dut attention to the report for 1928 of the Foreign Women's Home, at 18 rox receipt of reports that books 12 Hsin Ting Fang cal Road, a copy of which has Al! wey, off Pavtung Road, Chape', Just reached' us.
The resources. nf (bers of the Bureau of Public the Home are slender, revenue last Safety for Greater year amounting to and out the place on April 23 and seized Perial, He this a great dear of work has to] some 30.000 rust books.
Riwsether during 1028, [old woman in the house said that 58 grown-ups. seven children and the Looks had been placed there by Tokyo, Apr. 18, Airaid, built express ad has come! remember this." jouncedl that the ch of Rederoft, School Tilley) will be Tsingtao during. th During the months d August there will be a summer school for two hours deily them from a misguided anprehentaking and just One. sion of the possible con four buhles were admitted to the|# sub-tenant who had nut, ted 1 Home und, at the date of issuing the house for some days,
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