Canada, Sept. 30.
Convoyed vessels carrying wheat, metals and manufactured goods are leaving the Atlantic coast of Canada at regular intervals, and every ship is arriving safely at British ports, states the "Toronto Globe and Mail."
The first convoy which arrived successfully in Britain is said Yo have consisted of freighters loaded with grain, According to the best information, none was threatened by German marines—Reuter, Friday afternoon at the Hungjao Road Cemetery for the late "Mr. Olaf Malenus Sogge, aged 61 years, formerly chief engineer of the s. Randi of Oslo, Mr, Sogge was a native of Roed, Norway, and was taken ill when' his ship came to Shanghai about two months ago, He is survived by his widow, a resident of Norway. Flowers were received from the Norwegian Consulate General, the Captain, Officers and members of the crew of the s, Randi, and others. The religious services at the grave were conducted by the Rev. Carleton Lacy. of Community Church.
Funeral arrangements were under the direction of the International Funeral Directors,
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