USMC, Major 8. "R. Capt, Dawar-Durie, Legation by Mr, and Mrs. de Rosset Polish visitors included Mr.
Shanghai, May 5.
Yesterday was the day when Poles celebrated the 180th anniversary of the promulgation of the Polish Constitution of May 3, 1791. The celebrations were staried with a mass at the Franciscan Church Avenue Dubail at 10 am, the ser-joe being attended by most the entire Polish community of Shang-hal.
At 1130 am. a large number of local Polish residents, including Mr, 4. G, Chudzinski, representative of the Polish Red Cross Association, and Dr, S, L, Tomaszewski, gathered at the Polish Lo; t 26. Route Delastre. Representatives of the local Czech and Yugoslav. communtties, Major J. Stepan and Mr. E. P. Betchiteh. attended the ceremony. during which Mr. Stanislaw tle Rosset, Polish Charge Affaires. fand Dr, Tomaszewski, chairman of Peotz of the Polish Relief Committee of China, Mr. J. G, Chudzinski, chairman of the Polish Red Cross Asso. lation, and Dr, S, L, Tomaszowskt. the Polish" Residents' Association. addressed the meeting, The meeting was held in the spacious garden of the Polish Legation, decorated for the occasion with Portuguese Dance Shanghai, May, 5, 'A large number of ' Shanghai's Portuguese community had a gay evening at, the newly built Clube Lusitano on Avenue Joffre, on Satur day, when "the Assoeiaeao das Senhogas Portuguesas—(Portuguese WoméK's Association) held their semi-annual club benefit. Well over 400 "members and guests were present, Miss "Marie Britto, the President. with the assistance of the club committee, arranged the daneing. enter-{taining "and refreshments. These Indies donned dainty aprons and served special Portuguese delicacy fee cream, hot dogs, ples and sand-wishes and soft drinks. Two or-
Polish national colours. A reception, attended by about 150 members of the Polish community. was given by Mr. and Mrs, de Rosset after the meeting, and the celebrations were culminated by the entire allen dance singing the Polish national anthem, "Mutual Guarantee System" Feared Shanghai, May 6.
Uneasiness wes reported yesterday be prevailing among the Chinese who live in Hongkew in view of the movement all ged to have been spon sored by the Citizens Federation "mutual gears system" among there for the purpose of starting a chestra, also composed of club members. played alternately for the: dancing.' Refreshments were also served in the atiraclive—gardens where not a few couples danced under. the stars, The Mahjongg tables were kept fied while added attractions were novelty dances with prizes and fortune tellers, A friendly note prevailed and the scene was one of terrorism in Hongkew. no Japanese soldier dares go out alone. and search~ es have been conducted since the shooting of a Japanese naval patrol recently in Chapei near the Stone Road bridge. merriment from the very beginning until the last guest had: reluctantly departed for home, Polish National Day "NCD Photos.
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