Dr. P. F, Price's Radio subject for today at 830 pin, over station XMHD is "Lot's Wife."
A WEEK ago today Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Carey celebrated their 56th wedding anniversary at Tunsin Road.
Tue Preacher at Evensong in the Holy Trinity Cathedral on Sunday will be the Rev. J. D. B. Cree, ax.c., M, Chaplain of H.M.S. Suffolk.
Pan-American Airways reported on Thursday that the plane from Miami with medical supplies and aid for St, Lucia had arrived at Castries to help scores of victims of a terrible landslide which had buried an entire village.
Mr. Rexford Guy Tugwell, the famous economist, and Miss Grace Falke, thirty-year-old former executive assistant of Mayor Fiorello LaiGuardia's office, were planning a honeymoon trip after marrying in (New York on Thursday. It was the economist's second marriage. He has two children by his first marriage.
'A Reception was held at the City Tangpu headquarters in Chungking on November 24 in honour of the volunteer Indian medical unit, according to the "Chinese American Daily News." The reception was held under the auspices. of the Anti-Japanese Cultural. League and the Wartime Service Corps of the Military Affairs Commission. wey Dr, Vu Pin, noted Chinese Catholic leader, says a report to the "Yi Pao," is organizing a "World Welfare News Agency," in Kunming. Yunnan province, which will disseminate news to all parts of China and to the world, Dr. Yang An-jen, the report adds, has been appointed director of the news agency, and he is now consulting with the Chungking Government authorities preparatory to the formal inauguration of the news services, Orrictats of radio station WMCA of New York announce that they had advised Father Coughlin, "radio priest," that he must submit the full
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text of each of his broadcasts to the station at least 48 hours in advance, otherwise his broadcasting privileges would be cancelled. This follows Father Coughlin's broadcast on Sunday evening advising "good Jews in America" against being "indulgent toward atheistic and irreligious Jews and Gentiles who promote the cause of persecution in the land of the Communists., GeneraL Chi Hsieh-yuan, a warlord of the former Peiyang military clique, says a report to the "Yi Pao," has left Shanghai and returned to North China, following an unsuccessful attempt to obtain an appointment as commissioner for the provinces of Kiangsu, Chekiang and Anhwei., His request for a supply of Japanese arms was the main reason for his lack of success, as this was against the regulations of the "Reformed Government's" Office of the Pacification Commissioner.
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