The Archive · 1939

No ELM. Worker Injured

Officials of the China Inland Mission in Shanghai, had not received any report of any of their workers having been injured during the Japanese bombardment of Kuling on Monday. The only members of the mission actually at the popular summer resort are Mr. and Mrs. R. A.

McCulloch and Mrs. William Taylor, according to the local offices of the mission.

"Wen Wei Pao"

Mr, and Mrs, Thomas Mooney have denied persistent rumours that they were estranged or contemplating divorce. Mr. Mooney was recently pardoned and declared innocent after.22 years in prison for the Preparedness Day Parade bombing in San Francisco in 1917.

Tur export of copper and iron to led areas is pro-Affairs Com-guilty of the report spared to provide the ship with everything that modern science has invented for the prevention of disaster at sea."

A loud-speaker system through which orders inay be given from the bridge to any baft of the vessel in the case of an emergency, has also been installed whilst the ship has been made as collision-proof as any other on the seven seas today.

The President Pierce is leaving for Hongkong and Manila at 7 o'clock this morning whilst the President Coolidge is due in Shanghai on January 31 only io be followed by the President Taft en February 15 and the President Cleveland on March 1 Among passengers arriving yesterday wert Mrs. Hendrika Arndt, Miss Henrietta Arndt, Mr. Porter Dilley, Miss Alice Draper, Miss Jeanne Gallois, Mr. Douglas Langshaw, Mr. Alwyn Leyland, Mr. Harry Maxwell, Mr. Frederic Mills, Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Roereke, Mr. and Mrs. Boris Witte and Mr. Tosi on Wednesday

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