Clever Seamanship in Steamer Collision Clever seamanship and prompt obedience to orders averted what might have been a serious marine accident in Shanghai Harbour short ly" after ngan on Dec. 3 when, the junks tied up at the Peking Road jetty, But for the fact that the an-ie a A tee is owned by the Tacoma-Oriental a ott Sra way down river, Almost opposite Police, several sailing junks sud-
BRAG ed ale The press (feminine and in *|the issue of rifles, triplicate, to conserve both the time Students Present Ultimatum and energy of the visitor) entered from, the bath the voice con-A demand for a satisfactory antinued, "If the running water swer by the Government to seven doesn't bother you, I'd be glad to points was made yesterday evening Janswer any questions, Oh—i never by the local Students' Anti-Japanese [saw such hot water! and National Salvation Association, Mrs. Moody who, as California it is reported. Failing a satisfac schoolgit! won international fame tory reply within 24 hours the fon the tennis court and jon intends to lead the 30,000 has. maintained her envi students to Nanking, where in her chosen sport, who has written they will urge a nation-wide strike, for international syndicates and is. refuse to use notes of the Central artist of marked ability, is Bank and do everything they can 1 missions than the to disrupt communications, Seed as ope fact that she was very high in the water, her cargo having been un-Jonded, and was caught in the fused to swing back on her course 'The students' seven (1) opposition to direct' nego tions in the Manchurian affair (2) opposition to the establishment of neutral zone in Manchuria (3) the opposition to foreign control of Tientsin (4) opposition International Commission of I auiry (5) opposition to Dr. Well-Jangton Koo as Foreign Minister (6)
demand that the government send army to Manchuria within. the shortest possible time, and (7) a demand for an explanation for the' arrest of students in Nanking, Chamber's Telegram to Nanking Nanking, Dec. 4.
Ju, telegram to Dr. Koo, the Greater "Shanghai Chamber' of Commerce points out that from the very begining, Japan. has. insisted Upon direct negotiations with Chinn thou "the intervention of the For she is confident that with het agve or any other" third party.
troops in coatinved occupation of Chinese territory, sie can. easily impose upon China whatever terms he may choose to dictate. If wa leave the matter in the hands of the League, there will at least be some check' on the unbridled action of the Japanese, the message points The message also cites a number past instances to. show that fas always beom to China's advant= to invoke the unbiased ode. ment of thied parties. "Thus, the Ere tattt cas boredom hat no place in her vocabulary, She is avid for new roar Ce lon cine ree. experiences, new contacts, new scenes, trip to the 'Orient, ran swith visits to Japan and Shanghai Bee is enjoying with the under knowledge of its esse eye 2 a Sad i ahr swang off and the junks were only' struck a glancing blow. When brief inspection disclosed that tht "Are there temples and page.
Tron i! ote "Travelling with Japanese friends pia raised her anchors again and' found het mutating ex-me layed" tennis and Visited: the art exhibitions, thrilled lover" the. print-ite scenery and 'Tue Editor of "Israel's Messen-Amazed the' sports writers by lee ger" "writes to" say that, in ace fearing stockings on the court Cordance with, his representations 'They thought. she must. be' cold Mr, 1. "C. Healey, Superintend-but "her reply is, "Stockings. have ent of the Bdueation Department nothing to-do with Keeping warm."
Busy, every minute of every day, of the Shanghai Municipal School, drop "The Merchant of Venies" be has had no time to sketch sines from the curricula of the schools leaving San "Francisco. But she fand present other works by Shakes feels thet the memories she is storpare" which would mot appeal, to ing away will be invaluable. "For the passions of the, young," the Mrs. Moody' is not fashionably latter has favourably considered Social; she is fond of people and the request. Mr. Healey's reply eclated that, next to°actualy pla follows:—ing. tennis, she enjoys. the. inter-Shane ana Dee, 8, 1831, songhai Municipal Couns national contacts which, are' the Sule of her trips abroad, Dean Sit I'am im receipe of. gout Though she, arrived in a sports loiter of November 18,"0n the subject cult mart organ whipcord cat me criminating fin, they ah over "jersey frock, matching tweed Sag and broad-brimmed brown felt reply there to state that vith hat, her megligee "war essentially were presented to China wen the Were presoceupied wih the Great War' Wtewas through the Feterantion of Great, Britain ed to China, erica that Tsingtao was rena
The National Government, the sewage continues, har therefore Topeatedly declared its intention of placing herself unreservedly inthe Eands of the League, "Shoolt the Ciinesg allow "themselves to be {owed fate submission by" Japan's Sispay of force, the Three Bastera Provinces will be lost to us forever.
While paying -a tribute to Dr.
for his pest record and. perience inthe field of diploma the message expresses grave con: cern" over recent reports which til point tothe possibility. of dineer hevoiations "being. imvneintly tEe"complete evacuation of Japan: ist, insisting ess troops into the South, Manchuria railway zone—Kuo in, Gaiversity ies, but it. Ta, not eterbed "by ths now being studied in say of the Gotn-
Superintendent; Education Depactment. readiness -with which (Me. accepted to drop the play referred to above., conslades the, Editor of "Israel's "Messonger," will be appreciated by the focal Jewish community,
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