The Archive · 1941

S.M. Library

ao.) Removal:

Castle is in County Cavan, Ireland and the present holder is the fourth baronet.

Tum emergency ambulances of the hanghai Fire Brivade had a rather ight morning yesterday, with only two accident cases reported in addition to other emergency cases. In both cases, the victims were male Chinese pedestrians who were knocked down by vehicles. In another case of the morning, an am-balance conveyed a Chinese female, suffering from opium poisoning, to a hospital.

To the Editor of the "Nort Cuma Dany News."

Sm—As a subscriber to the Public Library I wish to express my regret at the Council's decision to move the Library to the admittedly unsuitable location at the Foochow Road Market. One hopes that this will only be for a temporary period. As the Library had to be moved, a location further West would have been more suitable, in view of the trend of the residential district of this city.

In this connection and failing a Tre first meeting of the Shanghai Missionary Association for. 1941-1942 ill be beld on October 7. in the nion Church Hall, Soochow Road. The social hour will be from 5 to 5.45 p.m, and from then*to 6.45 p.m. will follow devotions, reading of minutes of the previous minutes and an address by Dr. Herbert E. Nair of Taiku, Chosen, on "Christian Achievements in Chosen." The ladies of the Northern and Southern Baptist Missions will be the hostesses. occupied by the Russian Detachment of the Police Force until a better place be found, as it seems a pity to spend any money on fitting up premises at Foochow Road Market—almost any place would be better than this somewhat inaccessible site, whereas the Race Club building is on traffic lines.

INTERESTED

Shanghai, Sept. 27.

Tre oil colour paintings exhibition of Messrs, Chow Pechou, Tsien Ting and Chu Chi-chan will open tomorrow in the Sun Company's art gallery, third floor, at Lloyd, Vu Ya Ching and Nanking Roads and will continue until October 5. daily from 9 am. to 7 p.m. More than 100 oil-colour paintings will be displayed. Messrs. Tsien and Chu were educated locally. Mr. Chow studied art for six years in Paris under Mr. Ernest Laurent at the National School of Fine Arts and Julian Academy.

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