One Chinese woman and one man had their faces and hands burned when flames broke out ina wooden structure on the roof of 190 Peking, Road at 240 pin. yesterday. 'The structure, used by" the Bartlett Products' Company to prepare: powder, cold cream and other toilet Recessaties, started "burning when oil_was spilled on the stove.
The Central fire station answered the call and had the flames extinguished within half an. hour. The injured persons were taken to the Shou Ming Hospital, where they were treated, Their burns were: said to be of minor nature, des Courtity the was recently appointed chair.
wich thg Freak lunch cause ltoxetny the departure of Mf, Srediemt for Brances: Sides "contrite Sohwed he Councit in' 18at' anda ace head 9 the Finance Department, Yugoslavs Celebrate National Day Shanghai, Dec. 2 the Association of the Caechosiovak A dinner party. was organized by
and "Yugoslav. Residents, at the French Club, to celebrate the 20nd anniversary 6¢ the Yugoslav: National Day. on December More than fifty persons were! gathered, for this special occasion, around 'a wonderfully. decorated Ginner-table, and Mr, Turner, senior member of the Yugoslav community, afier a short but precise speech which was vigorously applauded, raised his glass {0 the prosperity of the country of the Yugoslav people, fo the health of His Majesty, King Peter I, to the Royal Family ant to the glory of the army.
After the banquet, several _members of the community, gave a very nice musical programme.
Madame Labunska, well-known prima donna, accompanied by. Mr. Sachs sang some Russians songs. The audience listened to the pathetic Slovine melodies played on the accordion by the "charming Miss Mica Turner; Czechoslovakian tunes rendered on the piano by Miss Heler Suchochleb and the slavonic. songs executed with life by Mr. Georrte Seba, The dances began with the tradiional "Yugoslav Kolo" by Mr, Francie. All present took part. in this popular dance of "the ' Balkan Peninsular. Turks, "Greeks, Bul. gations and Rumanians showed their talent, and Czechostovaks, French and others quickly took up'the steps of the renowned "Kolo of the Bosiaques Students," played on the Bccordeon by Mr. Georre Seb:
After this delightful evening, tele-Grams were sent to Mir Majesty, King Peter and to the Yugoslav Government.
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