Martin, accompanied by Mrs. Mai tin, the Vice-President, Mr, Reads Harris.a., and Mrs. Reader Harris and the Hon, Treasurer, Mr.
Speyer, attended at the Cathe-deal School for Girls on May 18, to present the St. George's scholarships that axe competed for ach year by children of Engin parentage. "The seholarshipe are for protcieney- in English history and Tterature, et, and consist of a'certificate anda cheque for $100.
The Cathedral" School for. Girls has gained no fower than three of these scholarships this. yeary—the Open Scholarship, open 42 any iti Under seventeen years of agey—he Special Scholarship for ehitiven of ike Cathedral School for Girls, and the Scholarship for any bey of gil Under seventeen years of age, Whise Batencs aco of Lancashire bir of the Astociation of Lancadtrfan is scholarship is in perpetuation fu China, at one tine a very ports lar socielyy at Shanghai Wwitel had to" be- wound. up owing t0 lack of 'The Open Scholarship was gained by Joan Ward, the: Special Sehotars ship for' Girls of the Cathedral School by ath Atkinson, and the Lancastrian' Scholarship, by. 'Blea nor Pranels Audrey' Hemmond retranamitting the trafic at San Francisco, Until such time South America is established mes: axes, destined, for" South "America ent "Vin Mackay? will be sent fo Sin Pranciseo, thence by' Mackay Radio to New York and immediately retransmitted by Mackay. Radio to the point in South America wiiers the Mackay Company has: contacts Dearest to the destination, Although the Mackay Radio Company is a separate and distinct Eanietion "from the Postal Tele. raph, Company, which has served ome 70000 pots of contact in tre United: States, the to companies operate as a single unit in the handling of traffic. for confidence in British standards. There was real reason for pride in Great Britain's method of tackling the world depression. "It had shown itself in the fact that in 1932—the year of the depth of that depression—British production had been maintained at a level equal to that of 1931 and British trade generally had shown less decline than that of sny other nation. And from the enthusiasm and achievements of the engineering profession of Great Britain Mr. Beale deduced the argament that it could do a real service in assisting China to find the fullest cope for her great possibilities and natural resources.
Colonel Logan illustrated the a tribute by reference to experiences in America He was struck by spirit in. Shanghi vividly did this mind after a visit to Hongkong where labour was miles behind Shanghai and not only labour but the supervising ranks, Foremen in Shanghai were uptodate and improv. ing in knowledge of their work. In Hongkong they could not read. Why, that small job, the demolit of the Race Club Grand Stand, wa: Seing tackled by the contractor with Labour-saving machinery. Colonel Logan reminded his audience that Jengineering did not consist merely in calculations and technical skill but in a wide grasp of all the opera. tions connected with construction the handling of labour, finance and ies generall Mr. H. G. W, Woodhead warmly inoer as. man kind and urged the development of closer touch with the people of this country s0 that the benefits of engineering could be more generally lodging the toast of his health, pald "nally Dr. Chatley, in acknow-, graceful tribute to Mr. Frank Gill's Inbours in putting the Shang-bai Association on its feet, Mr. Gils. impending departare—in the Sourse of the present year-—was the sole reason, Dr. Chatley hinted, for the change of Chairmanship.
Motorists will be glad to learn that, information received on May 2 ing Director of the Burea: 0 from Mr. TK Chao, the Act; of Publi jo Roads at Nanking, indicates with the ce-operation of the Kiangsu authorities the bus company on the Shanghai-Sungkiang Road has been instructed to discontinue the coll tion of tolls on private motor vel les. This is in Ti me with the Inter-Provincial Traffk Agreement which was consummated last autumn between the chay authorities of Anhwei, ind Chekiang.
The matter of the recent delay in the ambulance case the Ming-wong ferry is under investigation snd assurances have been given that effective measures will be taken to rectify the situation, Call and See our Stocks at
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