Dairen, Oct. 18. Sixteen officials of the three auto-
Tue right to inflict corporal punishments on schoolboys is henceforth given in principle to Hamburg teachers. The Hamburger Lehrer Zeitung announced that the punishments, however, should not be inflicted without restrictions. Students revealing repeated failures must be examined first by a physician.
"Tye Keys" are conducting a Charm School, to begin today, and to continue for seven consecutive Wednesdays. The speaker today on the subject of the charm of good dressing is Miss Patricia O'Kane. Each talk is to take place at the Y.W.C.A, 999 Bubbling Well Road, at 6 pin, All those interested are invited.
Wana Tung-lu, who served the Japanese military authorities in Hangchow, says à belated report to the Wen Hui martialled by the Japane: chow on September 29, after having fallen into disgrace with the latter. Three of Wang's henchmen, the report adds, are also being detained by the Japanese. nomeus regimes of South Chahar. Northern Shansi and Inner Mongolia, headed by Prince Teh, chairman of the Federated Mongolian Autonomous Government, left Dairen today en route of Tokyo. The party will arrive in the Japanese capital on Thursday.
Before arriving in Dairen, the party made a short stop at Peiping where the members were received by General Count Hisaichi Terauchi, Commander of the Japanese Expeditionary Forces in North China. Another stop was made at Hsinking where the party was received by General Kenkichi Uyeda, Commsnderin-Chief of the Kwantung Arm; Premter General Chang Ching-hui, of Manchoukuo.
Immediately on arrival in Tokyo, the party will proceed to the Imperial Palace where they will p: y their respects to His Majesty. Later, they will make brief calls on all Princes of the Blood. On November 1, the party will go to the Ise Grand Shrine, end later visit Kyoto, Osaka and Nora. On November 8, the party will leave Osaka for Beppu. Northern Kyushu.—Domei.
Mr. Ma Chao-chun, Vice-Minister of the Social Affairs Departn the Central Government, Generals Wu Teh-chen and Vu Han-mou, respectively Chairman and Paclücation Commissioner of Kwangtung! province, on October 16, signifyig his willingness to serve the latter in defence of his native city, says a report to the Wen Hui Pao.
Tim autumn rally of Union Church congregation will be held in the Church Hall this afternoon from five to seven o'clock. Tea will be served from five o'clock, and the programme to follow will comprise musical numbers and an outline of the activities for the coming months by representatives of the various organizations of the Church. The committee hope there will be a representative gathering of the congregation at this gathering, and a special invitation is extended to recent newcomers to the community who may be interested.
Tae programme for the third Sunday Symphony Concert in the Lyceum Theatre, on Sunday, October 23, at 5.15 p.m. is as follows:—A Dancing Play..7.
Schreker Sarabande Menuet Medrigal Gavotte Symphony No. 1 in C Minor "Brahms Un poco sosienuto—AHegro Andante sostenuto Un poco allegretto e grazioso Adagio—Piu Andante—Allegro non troppo ma con brio—Piu Allegro Concerto in E minor for Plane and Orchestra..S. Aksakov Allegro agitate intine—Poco mono mosse—Andantino—Alleg agitate (To be played without interruption)
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