these days when stetesnen ae enforce the muzzling order. 'That With very real pleasure congratula~ of the annual report of the British Dramatic Club so successfully pro-venturing, timidly perhaps, to vit der Is framed with regard to the tions go to the Shanghai Rotary Club' sneraleonvenience of the public and and to Mr. Hans Berents himself on Forces' Recreation Fund shows that duced on Thursday evening and their doubts of "the wisdom a
those who ignore it are not displaying the selection of a new President to that admirable institution continues which will have Its final performance economic nationalism, the death
the sense of civie responsibility succeed Mr. Alfred Morley, whose to command the loyalty of its original o-night at the Lyceum Theatre was Mr, Harold Cox comes, as pols
which entitles them to the respect term of office has now come to an subscribers. Changes must occur frst. produced at the Vaudeville reminder of the extent to which
Of their fellow-citizens, It will be end, Mr, Morley has been an ener: andthe organization which 'Theatre, London on October 25, 1034 principles of free trade. have tee observed that the notice on the sub-Getic and effective wielder of the splendidly expresses the community's by Mr. Owen Nares and ran' until Breached, "In the early porto!
Jeet Indicates that over and above presidential baton, During his oc-Gratitude to the British garrison January 20, 1985. Mr, Nares, in addi-resent century Me, Cox, as Seetit the inflation of penalties a potent fupaney of the Chair the Rotary fore has lost some of its most en Yon to producing, played the part of the Cobden Club was one of
Weapon in reserve Is retained by the [Club has had an eventful time, and getic workers, Mr. A.W. Burkill's Roger Storer and Miss Norah Swin-Vigorous champions of Free Tle Committee of Management. That has been able to initiate movements Eonstant interest has now to be dis~ hume played Helen, the other parts Against. the ate. Mr, Joseph, Cie
weapon Will be used with reluctance, of much service to the community. played in the remoteness of England. being played by Miss Ursula Jet berlnin's tavif reform polly. Mi, 8 (as Sarah) Mr. "John Counsell (a but such is the perversity of a sec-His successor is not therefore faced Hils place here has been taken by fat for Preston {rom 1906 to 19
tion of the dog-owning public It by an easy Job in fling the vacancy.
Mr, A.D. Bell, a suto guarantee that Paynter) and Mr. Walter Hudd (as fultiment of Liberal Party's chalet
Would not be at all surprising to learn For that reason the Club has done Influential eloquence and practical Cedric). The enterprise of the Shang-ta the tariff reformers in 1006 wht hai amateurs in giving modern plays that reluctance has to be abandoned exceptionally well to choose Mr. sympathy will continue in direction Sir" Henry Campbell-Bannamst has been specially marked this so trid the ground barred to the use Berents who in an amazing number of the Fund's efforts, The excellent ined such a sweeping victory son and it is highly satisfactory to dogs altogether, Perhaps fof different roles, has long proved Services which Mrs. B. Oxley Cum-General Election, "On coming dot earn that the comedy now holding possible, however, that the issue of himself a citizen well imbued with ming has given to the Fund ever since from Cabridge, where he great ihe Lyceum stage had an exceptionally this latest warning may penetrate the the ideals of Rotary and has, uniis formation as Chairman of the in the Mathematical Tripos, Int, warm reception from the audience. eonselousness of those. who have obtrusively but efficiently, played an Ladies Committee, are recalled in Worked. in Surrey and Kent 94 The Club's next production is under hitherto been obdurate in refusing to important part in cementing inter~ the report and her departure is stood to be "The Two Mrs, Carrolls" agricultural labour to obialn muzzle their pets. If that consumsna~ national relationships. Few men specially regretted. The Fung's need liliand knowledge of the contin 'a play which is still running at tion be achieved the majority of rea-here have friends in so meny na-of fresh support is clear from these that life." He slaned a commuait the Gorriek Theatre with Miss Elena sonable dog-owners will be able tional camps and if a solver of dif-{ndiestions of the changes in per~ Mitamova, Miss Cathleon Nesbitt and farm which failed, spent (yo Securely to continue in enjoyment of ferences, which occasionally must sonnel, Happily the list of donors Aigarh teaching. mathemati Mir. Hugh' Miller in the leading parts. privileges which they have "not in' a cosmopolitan centre, were shows an advance on, the previous the Moslem Urtversily, there st
fibused and have valued. Moreov' fo be given offlelal rank in this com-year bul Mr, Bell's Committe ex-then, on return to Engr in
the Committee will deserve congr munity, Mr, Berents would be a Dresses the hope that an even greater
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