Tae Rev. A. E. Small, of the London Missionary Society, will be the speaker over Station XIIHD, the China Christian Broadcast, tonight, from eight thirty to nine o'clock, the half hour of meditation in English.
Tur Indo-China s. Wingsang is due to arrive at 7 am. tomorrow from Foochow and Hongkong. She will berth at ihe Roosevelt Terminal buoys. Passengers will be landed at the Customs Jetty.
Homes are being sought by the Secretary, S.S.P.C.A. for the following pets. Will those interested please telephone 36536 during business hours:—1 Alsatian bitch. At Gordon Read Police Kennels may be seen: 1 Liver and white pointer.
Martins ín the Holy Trinity Cathedral this morning is being specially arranged as the annual Harvest Thanksgiving Service. The preacher will be the Rev. F. W. Weaver, Chaplain of the Missions to Seamen. The service will be broadcast over Station XQHB, 890 ko; 3612 m.
Tue King, it is learnt, will attend the Armistice Day service at the Cenotaph. It is understood that the overseas organization of the Haig Fund has now been completed and Poppies will be on sale on Armistice Day in 52 countries as well as in nearly 250 British ships at sea.
Mk. Herbert Fleishhacker resigned on "Oct. 27 from the presidency of the Anglo-California National Bank as a result of civil litigation and judgments amounting to U.S.$790,000 returned against him, and his a: Sociates over claims by stockholders. Mr. Fleishhacker took "secret profits" in a steel deal which employed the bank funds.
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