The Archive · 1941

Cemetery Chapel

Why Destroy It?

To the Editor of the "Nonrn-Ciuxa Danny News"

Sm—tt would be interesting to know why, and. by' whose oF what authority the Japanese. milliary are demolishing the small. chapel in the International Cemetery on the south side of Hungjao Road Just west the Chungshan Rosa crossing.

Comous Shanghai, Mar, 29, 'Tue Shanghai Korean Residents' Association was incorporated in the Japanese Residents" Corporation yesterday the "Tairiku Shimpo" reports, Since its establishment March, 1935, the Association, which has about 6.000 Korean residents, has done much toward Japanese solidarity. in Shanghai, Tue health report of the French Municipality for the week ending March 29, shows that the total number of deaths from all causes! amongst the foreign and Chinese population was—Foreigners 7 and, eng tes, the German Garden Club and Waterworks Tennis Club dropping out and the Jewish Recreation Club being admitted.

What can be considered as con-Jstituting tennis history in Shanghai occurred when once again the Japan~ ese Tennis Club took top honours in both divisions, repeating, their previous season's' triumph, This is the third time since 1931 that they have libeld this honour, Ineidenfally, they only lost three points in all in their rst division matches, a really ro-markable achievement.

The full results of the divisions follow:

First Division (Possible points 105) Japanese Tennis Club 302: Cricket Club Clube Lusitano 68: Cercle Sport 64 Shai Mecreation Club 4; Columbia Gountry Cluiy 38" Bramtoco Tennis Club se: Country Chub 20.

Japanese, "Pennie Chub li Clube Second Division, (Posie pata 135). Tiustano 68; "Association Sportive Pr oise 80; Swiss Chub 7% Stal Recreation

Gereie Sportif 4%; Cricket Club

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