Shanghai, Oct, 11.
Preparations for the re~ opening of Shanghai University for residence by missionaries connected with the school had been completed and it was understood that a number of families would move to the campus on Saturday, the Japanese Embassy announced yesterday.
Japanese authorities decided to return the university to the American Baptist Foreign Mission Society and to re-open the campus for residence in compliance with the desires of the society, the Embassy statement said.
The campus would not be opened to the public because of the location of the university in a military district, but all persons connected with the school would be granted all necessary facilities, the state~ ment said, "Roughly: the lighthouse is a large with the longest. shaft. pointing orth and south. Tk is arranged 30 that high-powered electric." lights throw into the heavens, against, the clouds, the image of a cross. This frogs serves 1 memorial purpose as Well as an akd {0 aviation and ocean yoing navigation. Tt is a perpetual ight light—and certainly ' dignities America's first Colony and the esting place of the discoverer of the New World. In Santo Domingo is the famous cathedral in which the bones of Columbus rest, sealed in a beautl-Tut tomb which was made possible by Popular subscription from the school children of the Republic of Santo Domingo." The shine. is visited a annually by thousands of tourists. Tt is under guard of a soldier from the Army Of the Dominican Republic in the same manner as is the Unknown Soldier's Tomb guarded in Washington,
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