Shanghai may be a very advanced culty' in. many. ways. but as yet ity Progress is decidedly earth-bonne. None the ess there are quite a few lr-minded people amongst its eitiens who would soon be. Alling the atmosphere with their private planes {tithe powere-hat-be thowed, hem in while Group Captain Willock, Shanghat's frat alr attache, has Susi eft on an official trip to Singapore meet. Sir Philip Sassoon, Britain's Under-Secretary of State for Air, Tt is unlikely that this important personage will persuaded to extend his Eastern tour fand come as far as Shanghai, which {n-a pity because Shanghai' world would no doubt be delighter to welcome such a distinguished visto: However, air enthusiasts may sure that Group Captain Willocke wilt put in a good word for Shanghai and perhaps the day is not so very far Sif when. husbands will think nothing of hopping up to Tsingtas for the week-end in a kind friend's Monday mornings are busy morn-Ings at the American Women's Club, these weeks, as great preparations are In hand for the bazaar which is to be held in December. Mrs. W. S. Cheney, chairman of the Social Department, in charge and is assisted by Mrs. Harrison King, vice-chairman of the department, and Mrs. T. F. Hwang. honorary secretary. All members of. the club are invited attend the meetings, and while nimble fingers are always welcome, bright ideas will be received with extra warmth. An American home industry that has built up quiet a name for itself, and woven no little Fomanée around' its development, 1s aeroplane.
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