"by Communist" Group With the success of their pictures:
at_ the Cercle "Sportif [Francais on Friday night still fresh in the mind, members of the Shanghai Branch' of the Royal Society of St. George on April 22 celebrated in traditional style the actual festival of the patron saint of England.
By. a happy. coincidence, the arrival in Shanghai during the day two. distinguished Britens—Major-General O.
Barrett, the G. 0. C. British "Troops in and Air Marshal Sir John propriate lent an added' and
Which gained further from some of the brightest and sunniest weather yet seen this year.
view. of the annual charch' parade of the Shanghai Volunteer Corps. (reported "elsewhere in. this Journal), there was am unusual air of Sunday morning activity on the Bund, and a considerable numer nf foreigners were already astir by the time when the President of the Society, Capt. R, M, J. Martin, accompanied by Judge Sir Peter Grain (past president), and other officers, land members of the committee, deposited a wreath on the War Memorial. Following. the brief ceremony; at 11 am, the President and Mrs. Martin were At Home and held a largely attended cocktail party.
The following telegram was despatched by the Shanghai Branch to. JURA, the Prince of Wales, who is president of the parent society? Never twelve hundred members. Shanghai Branch of Royal Society of St. George send loyal greetings.
A. boisterous welcome was given ito M. Dmitri V. Bogomolotf, Soviet ambassador to China, at the Cuse [frie froms Jetty at 430 p.m. on April 23, jwnen he landed with his wife, and jo party of ter amidst cheers, a profusion of crackers, and slogans of a Communistic nature shouted by large number of students and Carrying flags on which slogans lof welcome were written in large characters, the crowd gathered as jeany as 3'p.m, During the interval, Pamphlets" were distributed, and
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