Cor. Delsuc took over the command of the French Forces in China, on Friday, succeeding Col. Jacomy who sailed for Saigon.
Tue British Women's Association Needlecraft Section are advised that Monday's meeting will be at Mrs. Boyd's, 753 Vu Yuen Road, Flat 3-A. at 10 am.
Tue Rev. P. C. Matthews, headmaster of the Cathedral School for Boys, will be the guest preacher at the morning service at Union Church tomorrow at 10.45.
Mr. Chen Lu (or Tan Lok), president of the Singapore Chinese Brokers' Association, has contributed a sum of $100,000, China currency, to Chinese refugee relief, says a report to the "Morning Leader|."
Sıx anti-aircraft dugouts are being constructed in Hibiya Park, in the heart of Tokyo. They will be ready for exhibition October 18. The dugouts are being built as part of a campaign to make the Japanese public air-minded.
Japannse Embassy óficials Washington, D.C. said on Thursday that Mr. Hiroshi Saito, former Ambassador to the United States, is recovering rapidly from an operation performed two days ago. Mr. Saito is expected to return to Japan soon to recover his health.
Tar machinery of the Academia Sinica has been moved to its new site in Kunming, Yunnan, says a report to the "Sin Wan Pao," and the manufacturing of electric bulbs has been started. Dr. Tsai Yuan-pei, the Kuomintang elder statesman, remains the Director of the research institute, the report states.
A sum of $500.50 was realized at the Rummage Sale held in the Union Church Hall on Thursday, in aid of the Limbless Soldiers and Sailors Fund. The committee wish to thank all those who gave articles and clothing for the sale and to the helpers who so materially assisted to make it a success.
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