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ACCOUNTANT, Chine: university graduate, twenty years managerial experience, factory/bank/export/import audit. Seeks any position. 445 Jessfield Road GENERAL office assigant, 15 experience, speaking English, German, French, Russiai Shanghai dialect; also as translator, ughtsman, adver-rising expert, journalist, seeks immediate position. Outport no objection Address Box 2354, NCDN costumes and even part of "The first plays will prob-opening night of this reviews of its plays in long has learned that Mr. A. N. tory in Paris. He has been direct the instruction on He finished it in Paris, 7 that travelled widely, many concerts on the way. spent nearly two &nd Japan where he fave frequent concerts and even stipends young number of his com-have been motivated' by PPM included in the Nation-held in the hall of the Club, accounts of the ci ble activities of this Committee which is headed by Commander Tomin were read out. During when expenses increased to a vod donations increased per cent The yearly.
f the Committee during its f existence was $8,000.
1938 this budget reached Of $48,000. Since the day as founded the Committee has On charitable work in in 1999 are estimated at $28,000. The Interna Cross has discontinued Russian charitable The second half of s devoted to internal of the Committee and the attempts of certain people in the colony to cause a split among its members. But, as it transpired, the of Russian organizations [value highly the work of the Com-[mittee and of its tireless Chairman, Commander N.G. Tomin, and they made an unanimous appeal to the Mer not to resign from his post, as had been his wish, but agree to be re-elected. Written appreciations of the work of Commander Tomin from 17 organizations were read out, and he was once again elected Chairman of the National Committee.
Paris, Apr. 1 A special train left Paris at 9.30 pin. bound for Montelimar, in Southern France. On board it were President Albert Lebrun, Premier Edouard Daladier, the Home Minister, M. Albert Sarraut and the Education Minister, M. Jean Zay.
All are to participate in tomorrow's ceremony unveiling a monument to the late Emile Loubet, one-time President of the French Republic.
Politicians attached some importance to the probable contents of President Lebrun's speech on this occasion for they stated that he might indicate his {final decision on the question of presenting his candidature for the April 5 presidential elections.
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