Many persons have sone to Office here to make inquiries rey the possibility. of sending: parcels to the south-west when the route is reopened by the British ernment, recording to the "Sh The Post: Ofice has stopped pueels to the south-west for sever months, but the date for the resumption of the parcel service has been definitely decided predicts that so many persona I send parcels that the Post Ofice ay register senders ites.
American naval reservists reported for duty on board th a hourly "intervals on October 14. The picture shows a ing international group on the Customs Jetty, seel of It consists of two River Police oticers, a Customs. offic British sailor.
The dog, the mascot of the British Nav pretending uninterested.
Pharmacist's mate Student Song Recital Saturday evening, covered a wide field of western repertoire, sung by as varied a group of voices, Despite the storm an enthusiastic audience crowded the club rooms to the doors, with many waiting outside.
Professor Chao Mei-pa is a graduate Brussels, with several years' concert experience in Europe and in America. On his return to China he felt a rear urge to share the riches of his a ming with the people of China rather than to be known as 8 soloist. The response last night to the final chorus from Strauss and to, the careful rendering of each well-chosen solo proved that he has been eminently stccesstul The pure coloratura quality of the opening songs by Miss Sung Chin-shun which were sung at absolutely true pitch, gave promise of a fine achievement in 9 continued training.
The surprising depth of contralto. in the voice of Miss Lao Moo-hsien has a natural volume and the mezzo were of beautiful ity. Both the aria from the Holy City and the gay Irish folk song showed exactness. in trai In the, Mendelssohn Miss T. 7. Chen and interesting brittle, quality' of tone was supported by a Fieh alto, unforced and refreshing as bubbling spring of clear water. Me.
Ming-en, a true tenor. of which might find perhaps six among a thousand, used his splendid voice to interpret' the difficult a "Sola" by: Defal Me. Hwang recitative 31 with masterly: meticulous turn oratorio tradition. a Polish folie 0 n Tsin-tse showed yore fluid quality in her ate The ass solos by Mr. Special Tixence. "On setting for for Mr. Hsia "Two Grenadiers.
French seemed to Kee tone i's fire. Me. Keh uses the Fr judge with freedom. His fine Proved him a soloist of out standing ability.
Miss Chu-chi with assurance and charming stage-presence sang ade quately the "Mascagni Romanza" and (DAR, Celebrates Golden Jubilee Shanghai, Oct. 15, The National Society. of the Daughters of the American Revolution Is at Present celebrating the Attieth an: niversary of its founding in Washing: ton: members all over the world reviewing their throughout the past year. ing with pride of ihe work: wh has been done by the society dur its existence, The organization was ried on Oct, 11 1801, when. Mrs. Ber snjamin Harrison, wife of the Prosident, Was chosen to lead the so-
American Reservists Join Up "NCD.N." Photo.
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