Compiermc a term of duty in Central China, Lieut-Gen, Sabu "Yamamuro has landed "somewhere in Japan," it wes announced in "Tokyo yesterday.
Homes are being sought by the Secretary, S.S.P.C.A. for the following pets. Will those interested please telephone 36536 during business hours:—one Thibetan poodle; one black retriever, dog; three cats. At the French Kennels on Route Frelupt may be seen one grey poodle.
ADMIRAL Sir Charles Forbes was received in audience by the King at Buckingham Palace yesterday on his appointment as Commander-in-Chief of the Home Fleet. Lord Milne was also received by the King on his relinquishing of his appointment as Governor and Constable of the Tower of London.
President of Yenching University in Peiping, Mr, John Stuart Leighton, arrived in Hankow from Hongkong on March 41, says a mess-abe to the "Life Daily News." The Yenching University is the only college of note, which has been carrying on in the North in spite of the unsettled situation there.
Tur Kiangsi Provincial Government, at a meeting held yesterday, appointed the held of its technical office, Mr, Chu Vu-chien, to the post of Acting Mayor of Nanchang, says a dispatch to the "Sin Wen Pao" Mr. Chu is succeeding Mr. Kung Hsueh.shui, who has been transferred {o a high post in the Kwangtung Provincial Government, "Twat the Possession of Wealth is not Essential to Happiness" will be proposed by the Rev. H. F. Pol and opposed by Mr. A. L. McCorkindale at the regular Thursday evening meeting of the Foreign Y.M.C.A, Debating Club to be held at 8.30 in. the main lounge on March 17, Members and friends of the Association are cordially invited to attend and participate, Ar the Czechoslovak Circle, 368 Rue Bourgeat, Apt. 26, a lecture by H. E. M. Jan Seba on "Premier Dr. Milan Hodza "and his activity for the Czechoslovak Nation" will be held to-day at 530 pin. After the Czecho-Slovak Minister's speech a musical and vocal programme will be performed by members of the Kalivoka's Orchestra and by soloist Mrs. Sonja Kucej, well known to local public.
Ow next Tuesday evening, March 15, Mr. S. C. Young, Deputy Commissioner of the Shanghai Municipal Police, will speak before the Foreign Y.M.CA, Lecture and Forum audience on the subject "Crime and the Citizen," with particular emphasis on how war affects crime. The. lecture will begin promptly at 830 p.m, in the main lounge, and members and friends of the Association are cordially invited to attend.
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