'Shanghai, Dec. 29, Funeral services. were held. yester-tay' afternoon at the Hunglao Road Cemetery. for the Tate Mr. Clement Pedersen Berge, a Norwegian subject who died at. his home on Dee. 24 Mr, Berge was 62. years of age and a retired Chinese Maritime Customs omer. The coffin, upon which was laced heart of flowers from "Wie fand June", was carried to the grave toy. Messrs. P. 'A. Kulstod, Gloen, S.A. Magnussen, S. F." Appletion, A, Skolberg and Tt, A. Keane, "The services inside the Chapel and at the grave wre conducted by Dr. ohn L. Caughey of the Community Bosco Collaco Shanghai, Dec, 31.
Relatives and many friends were in atlondance yesterday afternoon at the Pahsienjao Cemetery when funeral services were conducted for the late Bosco Collaco. Father Thomas. Phil-tips, 8.4, of the St. Aloysius Catholic Church, officiated, The deceased was} the infant son of Mr, and Mrs, 7. MIN. Collaco, old residents of this city. The baby died on December 28 after a brief illness at the age of four years. The pall bearers were four Gousins, G. A: Collaco, B. J, Cation, 'ALM, Cation and J, Cotlaco.
Private George Skeet Funeral services were held yester~ day' afternoon at the Hungjao Road Cemetery for the late Private George 'Skeet, aged 26 years, of the 2nd. Buttalion, East Surrey Regiment, with the Rev.' J. N, Lewis Bryan, senior Chaplain "of the British Defence Forces, oMcinting. A military cortege was formed near the junction of Columbia Road and Amherst Avenue and was headed by the band of the East "Surrey Regiment. followed by officers and men. The coin was draped with the Union Jack and was removed from the hearse and borne to the grave by eight comrades. Three volleys were fired and the "Last Post" sounded. A beautiful cross of red Mowers from the Commanding Ameer was lowered into the grave with the Mrs, Mary Baku Wildt Shanghai, Dee, 31.
The Chapel of the Taternational Directors on Kiaochow Road was lied with friends who came to pay their respects at the funeral for the Jato Mrs, Mary Baku Wildt, aged 30 years, the wife of Mr. R'E. Wild, Mrs. Wildt had been ill for about two months and died.on December 28, Be-Sides her husband: she is survived by five sons, the eldest being eleven years old. The deceased was a member of Endeavourer's Church and the services wore conducted by its pastor, the Rev. LIG. Hallock. A beautiful sheath of flowers from "Daddy and children' rested upon the coin, Funeral Rites for Mrs, Fu Siao-en Shanghai, Dee, 31 Several hundred Chinese Japanese friends of Mayor FI. Siao-en of the Shanghai "Special "Municipality" attended on December 29 the funeral services for Mrs, Fu which ware held in the Avenue Joffre residence of the Mayor, Mrs. Fw died on December 23 at the age of 67 of heart disease.
'Mayor Fu has boon' absent from office for several days since the death of his wife but yesterday he attended to his office work.
Tt was learned yesterday that the late Mrs, Fu was not buried on December 20, The casket was removed from the central hall of the residence to a small cottage in the private garden and internment will' take place in future.
Among those present at the funeral services were Maj. Gen. ¥. Takeshite, Chict of the Japanese Army Special Service Section, Mr. Y. Miura, Japanese Consul-General, and Rear: Admiral S. Iwamura, Chie Japanese Resident Naval Omer, Concession Murder Believed Solved Shanghai, Dec. 1.
Following investigations made "la connection with the murder on. November 27, of Li Tehla-sing, 45-year old Korean woman, French Concession detectives in charge of the case arrested Kao Zang-fou, who is known drug-trameking circles, Taken to the station, he admitted having been the Instigator of the murder and amed two of his accomplices.
Following his confession, a raid was carried out at a boarding-house at'470 Rue Brenier de Montmorand, where two suspects were arrested.
These two men admitted having strangled the woman with the idea of stealing a quantity of morphine which they believed she had hidden Ina frst-loot room of her house.
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