Chief Inspr. A. O'Dwyer Chief Inspr, A. O'Dwyer died at} 1.30 p.m. on Thursday in General Hospital, following an emergency operation on Wednesday. He hi been operated on for appendicitis on September 26, Deceased is survived by his wife and a brother, who recently joined the Polies Department, 'The Tate officer, who was born in' Carrigahalt, Ireland, on August 15, 1889 Joined the Minicipal police at the age of 22 years and had completed 22 years of service. Appointed sub-inspector in March, 1925, his rise in the was almost phenomena Inspector inspector on May 1, 1931, in charge of Hongkew at the time of his death, Decease! at all times held ths esteem of his superiors and was a confidant of his subordinates His basion ability, subsequent to the arrival of the Nationalists, brought him to stations such as of Dixwell Road and Bubbling Well, and-it is a matter of record -at headquarters "that he personally smoothed over many. untold me cidents of difference, While at Bubblice Well static he took up the chase of armed Mrs. Alexander Denham of Gingyow, and "Mrs. Florence Amy" "Bower (nee Dormer) daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dormer, of London, Mrs.. J. Brand was matron of honour, and Mr. J. R. Sanderson was Dest "man.
Cheng—Chen 'A Chinese Wedding of considerable interest took place at Holy Trinity Cathedral, on Saturday, when Miss Millie T. Chen, the daughter of Mr, Chen Kung-ch lo, who was formerly connected wit the Ministry of Railways of the the National Government, and who was inventor of the Kungehe Commer. cial Telegraphic Code, was married to Mr. Cheng Nam-sang, son of Mr. Cheng "Hung-nien, former Vice-Minister of Finance, Communi tions, Reconstruction, Industry, and Munitions of the National Government, recently Secretary-General of the Executive Yuan, now President of Chinan University, Mr. Chen Kungche is in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Hsu—Chang The wedding was celebrated" at the Moore Memorial Church, Thibet Road, on Saturday, the Rev. Kiang Chang-chuan officiating, of Mr. Kwantse W. Hsu, brother of Judge Showin Wetzen Hsu, former Presi-dont of the Second Branch Kiangsu High Court and Miss Chang Ling-ea, daughter of Mr. C. T. Chang, former President of the Anhui High Court.
Chase—Dickinson The wedding was celebrated at noon on Monday, at Holy Trinity Cathedral, of Miss: Sally Lewis Dickinson, daughter of Mrs. Henry Dickinson, of Charleston, West Virginia, and Mr. Clarence Ryland Chase, son of Mrs, Clarence Ellis Chase, of Boston, Ma.
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