Compensation for Hsi Church Tomorrow Evening Murder Also Requested In New Note to S.M.C.
In a new protest delivered to the Shanghai Municipal Council yesterday, Mr. Fu Hsiao-en, "Mayor" of the Japanese sponsored "City Government of Greater Shanghai," stresses the desirability of Japanese ce-operation with the Shanghai Municipal Police in investigating the activities of various terrorist organizations with headquarters in the Settlement. Identically worded representations were also sent to the Consular Body, it was understood.
Mr. Fu refers to the assassination of Dr. Hsi Shih-tai which occurred on April 10 on Lloyd Road and to his protest of March 10, to which he had not as yet received any reply Allegations that the Consular Body and the S.M.C. were insincere in carrying out preventive measures against further acts of terrorism as well as a demand for compensation for the relatives of the late Dr. Hsi. were also reported to be contained in yesterday's note.
In conclusion, Mr. Fu requested once more that the Japanese authorities be permitted to ce-operate with the Shanghai Municipal Police and that he be given a prompt reply 1o his various protests made during the past few months, not one of which has been answered The note was written in Chinese and its complete wording could not be ascertained yesterday. It was definitely understood, however, that members of the Council did not A rather novel form of service is to be rendered at Union Church Hall tomorrow evening at six o'clock when a thoughtful and devotional presentation of the effect of Christ's ice upon those who really knew will be given by means of tural readings. hymns, and ial soli The scene of the ory is laid in the home at Bethany ne three years after Pentecost Mary and Martha still live there, but the experiences of the past few years have somewhat changed their characters. The young man Mark, now an ardent disciple, is also a welcome visitor to the home. All three believe in the real presence of their ascended Master. and carry on their daily work in that conviction. The coming into the circle of an unfortunate stranger enables them to convince her also of His abiding presence and willingness to help and save.
It is the purpose those who are responsible for thi service to bring in to remem not only what e daily experience of knowing Christ meant to His friends before the Crucifixion, but also what His presence meant to them and to all with whom they came in contact even after that first Eastertide.
The characters will be taken by Mrs. W. F. Gilbert, Miss Winifred Allan, Mrs. J. A. C. Law, Mr. David McGavin, and Feona McFarlane.
There be Scriptural readings by meet yesterday to study the note.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.