Tur Belgian Premier, M. Paul Emile Jansen, arrived in Paris from Brussels on Good Friday.
Arter a solemn service to be held in the Russian Church in Paris, the body of Feder Ivanovitch Chaliapin, the great Russian singer, will be buried in the Batignolles Cemetery.
Amor Chao Kung will lecture on "The mystery of the world," on April 25 at 9 pin, at the British Masonic Hall, 1623 Avenue Road.
Tse official Austrian news agency, Amtliche Nechrichtenstelle, is now taken over by the official German agents, Deutsches Nachrichten Bureau.
Tue local Post Office announces that the acceptance by that office of printed matter ana heavy mails for anking and insured parcels for Peiping and Tientsin has been resumed.
Jmm Ritz of the three Ritz brothers of age and screen and Miss Ruth Billiard were married in New York on Thursday at the Temple Ezrath Israel. Al and Harry "Ritz, the other two of the team, attended the ceremony with their wives.
Mr. Dwight W. Edwards has arrived from Peiping to join the Y.M.C.A. forces in Shanghai. He has been appointed the special representative of the International Committee of the Y: M.C.A, in New York, the post held for many years by Mr. E. E, Barnett who returned to America last year.
Aw, are invited to listen to Easter Music at 18.30 o'clock Sunday morning. (Easter). The Music wil be broadcasted from the studio of Station X M LID with a frequency of 160 KO or wavelength of 3946. Meters. The Sunday morning Cathedral Services will also be broadcasted from the above Studio.
Tue National Christian Associa-ion of China has invited the Chairman of the Military Affairs. Commission, General Chiang Kai-shek, to give a nation-wide broadcast speech today states a message to the "Hwa Mei Pao." General Chiang will speak on the subject "Why we must believe in Jesus Christ," says the report, As a feature for the hi-weekly Catholic Radio Hour over station XMHA, the Solemn High Mass at the Church of Christ the King will be broadcast Easter morning, begin-of Paster music will be rendered by ting at 11 o'clock. A special program
{he church choir, directed by Mr..ü'Acosta, with Dr. Diniz at the organ.
Tuere will be celebrations of the Holy Communion at 7 o'clock and again at 8 both in the Holy Trinity Cathedral and the Bubbling Well Chapel this morning.. Mattins will be sung at 1030 am. when the Dean will preach. There will be a third celebration of the/Holy Communion at the conclusion of the service. Evensong will be sung at 6 p.m. both in the Holy Trinity Cathedral and Bubbling Well Chapel. There will be special music at at services.
Tur next meeting of the Joint Committee of Shanghai Women's Organizations will be held at the Italian Club, 285 Route Maresca, on Wednesday, April 20. The meeting will commence with tea at 415 p.m. with members of the Italian Women's Club as hostesses and will be followed by the usual business meeting at 4.45 pin. When Miss Phyllis A. Ayrton will speak on "The need for a hostel for young employed foreign women in Shanghai, LA cHANGE in the Lecture and Forum programme at the Foreign Y.M.C.A. is noted: this week by the presentation ai the usual time of 830 p.m. on Tuesday of a picture entitled "Baseball as Played in the United States." These pictures consist of three reels showing the beginnings of and the science of baseball playing, and will be of particular interest to those wishing to learn more about the game. At the same time there are some amusing incidents in the picture, Members of the Baseball Club are cordially invited together with members and friends of the Association.
Mrs, Amy Earhart, 60, mother of the late Amelia Earhart Putnam, the airwoman now accounted lost, was seriously wounded at Bakersfield, Cal, in a freakish motor accident that cost the life of Mrs. Benigna Green, 60, of Hollywood, The car, driven by Mrs, Earhart's secretary, Miss Margot Decarie, struck a tree and turned over ón Highway 99. The secretary suffered only minor injuries, while Mrs, Green was instantly killed, amd Mrs, Earhart sustained a broken leg and other injuries, She is now undergoing hospital treatment.
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