The Archive · 1940

-|Welshmen Celebrate David's Day

Wreath-Laying Ceremony And Informal Dinner

"Under the auspices of St. David's Society, Welsh yesterday.

David's Dey. The fist célébtation took place in the morning when there Antormal dinner, of St. David's Society and others, took place at the American Women's Club.

ite RE "Foes h-laying ceremony was St. David's AT with Mr. J. A. jonnyman, Vice-President, de-

Were sounded by buglers Surrey Regiment.

Tow there will be a special vid's Day service at the Union This service Will be conducted the Rev. Wilfred C, Allan, pastor been in the Church Services column on page 2.

rh. a ctors to ¥;|Undertake War Work The Chinese press reports that an-more than 30 Chinese doctors with offices in Shanghai have recently left the city for the interior under Chungking's control in order to work in base hospitals. They are to take care of wounded Chinese soldiers and Int is Stated that more Chinese doctors are going.

5 The (Shanghai doctors have gone in two groups one of which has gone previous e V rin oboe the war-time capital "he other group has gone to Chengtu and Chengtu via TUE and Kunming. They an wilt in base hospitals in ERN. on. chew and Chungking, it is stated. These doctors have received their degrees from American and Japanese employees, a flat tute of twenty cents anywhere being charged.

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