There ure no further developments so far as regards the Japanese demands on the Shang-hal Municipal Couneit, and how they will be met, the "North-China Dally News" was informed by an S.M.C. oficial on Feb. The Council, it was learned, would eventually decide upon the reply to be given to the Japanese demands, although the other For-lun Powers interested in Shang-hal would also, naturally, ha large say in the matter, At the moment, the situation stagnant, and' as far as the Coun cil is concerned apparently has of altered since the demands were made, Ttis not yet known how soon' a decision will be reached by the Foreign Powers with regard to the demands, oF when a reply will be given to' the Japanese. described the work of journalists during the war—work which to some meant success and fame und to others suffering and death. Her recital of factual eases when, during battles waged near the city, journalists revealed truly heroic calmness and presence of mind, drew the admis tion of her audience.
Bishop's Anniversary On Thursday, February 10, three years elapsed since the ordainment of Bishop Juvenalius into that sacred ole. A service was held in the Russian Cathedral, followed by a reception in the Bishop's House in his hhonows, arranged by the Church Council and the Women's Committee of the Cathedral. During his short stay In Shanghai, Bishop Juvenalius, who is taking the place of Bishop John, has won the love and respect of all circles in the colony.
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