Shanghai, Nov. 2. The nature and extent of the Y.M.C.A. non-combatant service to soldiers' constituted a radio broad-east last night through the Station XMHA. 'The report was made by Mr. F.'Y. Hsiao, field director for) the North China' area of the Chinese Y.MCA, Emergency Service to Sol dits.
'INF. Heine has just returned from fisiag nas Just returned from} By special request of the British Military authorities, the funeral of the four Ubter Rifemen who were killed during a Japanese b lal seed 66 a "ta panese bom-felt "afte, setae the Pope bardment en October 29 was simple, and of a private character. Top left, the funeral cortege is seen arriving at the cemetery, and the Paced id teevecl eetiway ens other pictures show the coffins being carried to the graves, the many wreaths being placed around the graves, and the demonstration along which 70 such centres of ser-of sympathy staged by a number of Chinese before the ceremony. vice have been at work with a staff of 150 full-time and several hundred gartting and. younteer worker; BURIAL FOR FOUR ULSTER RIFLEMEN Battalion The Raya! Welch Fusitl- Central, News Aweney: Kywel Yon Fong: 1 Bitelats No, A°Section ®. Paatoan B, tk, Chow: Mao-yun, "The Bmergoney and spivitua}, ts being carried on in Seton a, Piatgen, 1c Company, a h, General Secreta Vievies sit rama. 43 Reler "Committee, Shonnhal Branehy the "Romltals for the wounded wolfers and In communication centres
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