Dr. Edward James will speak over XMHD, today at 8.30 p.m. on the subject; "When Gain Becomes Loss."
A MxETING of the Shanghai Municipal Council has been convened for Wednesday, June 14, at 4.30 pin.
Harry T. Silcock, of the Friends' Centre, will be the preacher at the morning service at Union Church tomorrow at 1045.
Tur daily report of refugee work for June 8 follows:—No. of Camps under inspection by Public Health Department 38; No. of refugees therein 40,901. dus Emigration Hospital at 708 "Whashing Road acknowledges with thanks the generous supply of Wakamoto Yeast tablets donated by Mr, M. Funabiki of Wakamoto, Ltd.
A verter of deep condolence and sympathy in the Thetis disaster has been received by the British Chamber of Commerce from the Chairman and Members of the Indian Merchants Association of Shanghai.
Mu. Maurice Childs the hero of the ÍRA. bomb incident at Hammersmith Bridge on March 29, is to receive the Medal of the Order of the British Empire, it has been announced. Mr. Childs is very surprised as he never expected such recognition.
Tur Chaplain off the Missions to Seamen wishes to thank all those who contributed to the success of the Flag Day held on June 3. He wishes to thank personally the "North China Daily News," all the ladies who collected and the ladies who so kindly provided refreshments. The amount collected was $1,863.00.
Tie next meeting of the Joint Committee of Shanghai Women's Qrganizations will be the annual Open meeting when the reports of the year's work will be given. All members of constituent groups are cordially invited to attend. The meeting place will be the Foreign V. M. C. A., 150 Bubbling Well Road.
Tue programme for the Brass Band Concert to be given in the Jessfield Park, today, June 10, from 5 pin. to 630 pin. (weather permitting) is as follows:—
Overture "Hans Hieiing" Marschner Selection The Belle of Bohemia" Englander Ihtermezzo "Arabian Nights" Hewitt Valse Tafelrunde" Waldteufel Selection, "Boccaccio" "Suppe Gavotte "Ye Olden Chymes' Batten Selection Tunes from, the Talkies" Godfrey Tur situation arising out of the problems over the Kulangsu and Shanghai International Settlements is not so grave as it is generally believed to be, declared Mr. Nelson T. Johnson, American Ambassador to China, during an interview given 10 pressmen in Kunming, Yunnan, on morning of June 8, says a Chi-hose message to the "Chinese Ameri-in Daily News." kur Japanese, aided by the pro-Japanese authorities, are forcing the acceptance of "Hua Hsing Commer-1 Chinese mer. chants in Kunshan, a town located on the Nanking-Shanghai Railwa; says a report to the "Shun Pao. Refusal to accept such notes, the report adds, is fraught with danger to the lives of the merchants. Under such circumstances, many merchants have suspended iheir business.
Tur original play version of "You Can't Teke It With You" being presented by the American School graduating class tonight and on June 14, at 8 and 830 p.m. respectively, differs little from the photoplay. Not lacking, however, is the sparkle and gaiety of the cinema production. "You Can't Take It With You" is capably directed by Mrs, Tillman Durdin, an experienced director of many highly, successful amateur productions. Realistic stage sets and "props" add to what promise to be two excellent performances, A warrant for the arrest and punishment of Mr. Wang Ching-wei, deposed Deputy Executive General of the Kuomintang, was issued by the (Chinese National Government and the Supreme National Defence Council in Chungking yesterday, says a Chinese message to the "Sun Pao." The decision to issue the Warrant was reached by the Supreme National Defence Council following a conference held in Chungking yesterday, in response to over 1,000 appeals from the various provincial provisional political courieils and Chinese public bodies at home and abroad, the report states.
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