Me. W. E. Holland returned from home leave yesterday by the s., Empress of Asia.
Ma K. J. Eskelund, correspondent for the Associated Press, arrived yesterday from Hongkong and Canton. i Tue Scandinavian Associations will meet today from 4 p.m. onwards at the Grand Danois restaurant, Bubbling Well Road.
Tue Philippine Army headquarters recently issued a circular. stating persons with effeminate tendencies physically, mentally or spiritually will not be considered for the army.
Farner R. Jacquinot, S.L. returned to Shanghai by plane on Monday from Hankow, where he was in- 5 strumental in safeguarding refugees, as previously in Shanghai.
Tue Public Health Department's mobile unit is performing free vaccination at Hongkew Market and its immediate neighbourhood, 6808 vaccitations having been done by it from November 1 to November 10.
'Tue appeal sent by the Ningpo Residents' Association in Shanghai for direct shipping services between Shanghai and Ningpo has been rejected by the Chinese serrison authorities in Ningpo, says a report to the "Sin Wan Pao."
Dm. Toyohiko Kagawa, internationally known Christian social worker was among the 17 Japanese delegates who embarked from Kobe on the N.YK. liner Fushimi Maru Sunday afternoon to attend the World Christian Congress to be held at Madras, India. fifth in the series of weekly talks y "The Keys" will be held today, YW.C.A., 900 Bubbling Well Road, commencing at 6 p.m. The subject is the Charm of Pleasant Surroundings and the speaker Mrs. J.V.C. Davis of the Seagull Studio, All those who are interested are invited to attend.
Merntns of the Joint Committee of "Women's Organizations are reminded that the November Meeting takes place today at 4.15 p.m. at the home of Mrs, Allman, 71 Amherst Avenue. The hostesses of the afterndón are the American Women's Club and the American Association of University Women.
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