Council, has sent the following letter! to Mrs.' A. L. Anderson:—"The Council has learned with deep regret of the death of your husband, Mr. A. TI. Anderson. During Mr. Anderson's long residence in Shanihhal he had firmly established himself in the public regard and by his all-Found activities had made a valued contribution to the communal life of the ity. Particularly is the Council Indebted to the part which Mr. Anderson played in the foundation and development of the Police' Specials, whose present vigorous. state ig in no small part a legacy of Mr, Anderson's early work.
"The public respect to his memory fs today being attested by the lower~ ing of the Municipal Flag on the Administration Building, and T have! to add the Council's sincere condolences."
An Appreciation Your leaderette in Friday's paper pays a very proper tribute to our: late friend. As one who has enjoyed his friendship for 40 years and especially intimately during the past seven years I should like to add my meed of praise for his sterling eharacter and to emphasize the loss to Shanghai of such a citizen. The more tone "knew of him the more one 1021. He also received a. decoration replized the absolute integrity of his! from, the Shanghai Munteipal Counci character. To him anything savan for "distinguished and. valuable ser-Ing of meanness or not quite straight! views" in 1933. forward dealing was anthema and 1 Funeral should have been sorry for anyone Nov. 20. who ever made any suggestion to In the presence of a large number j him that was not consonant with the! of mourners, Shanghai Municipal highest ideals of that which we like of Shanghai, having resided in this Looms but Nip horror @f the sha And yet the menace of the years Fiend hal finde atr How charged with" punishment' the iimatters not how straight the gate
Tam the captain of my soul" Tam the master of my fate Mrs. Florence Mary Rudland Shanghai, Nov. 16.
Funeral services for the late Mrs Florence Mary Rudland were held yesterday afternoon at the Bubbling Well Cemetery in the presence of relatives and a number of old friends, Father F. X. Farmer of the Scored Heart Church conducted the last rites. The pallbearers were messrs. D. F, Gutterres, F. H. Artindale, Cumine, W. Murray, H. Martin and P. Kiyhn. A. ul spray of flowers from the husband was lowered on the coffin into the grave, In addition to donations to Little Sisters of the Poor.
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