The results of the Royal Svelety of St. George (Shanghai Branch) Scholarships were announced on Apt 2. The Boys" Scholarship was won by James Thomas Boulton Quayle,
sear, a pupil of the Western Distr who was the successful candidate las Pubtle School, with the highest num= ber of marks, totalling 607 out Possible 1,000, 'The Girls' Scholarship was won by Belly B, Umpleby, a pupil of the Cathedral Girls! 'School, with $02 marks. 'The special Scholarship for the child of a Lancastrian has not been given this year as there was only one candidate, who obtained less an 50 per ednt, Of the total' marks.
Each of the two Scholarships grant ed is of the annual value of $250, having been increased on this occa son from $100, which Is intended to defray school charges for tuition and text books of successful candidates, o otherwise at the discretion of the Committee. The Society announces that "eight candidates sat for the Scholarship examination, held on. April of wham one was a boy, and even were girls, "Hit-and-Run" Driver Kills German Woman Shanghai, Apr. 30.
A large motor-truck, which sub-frequently failed to stop, Knocked down and fatally injured a German fnlgvant woman, Mrs. Frieda Fleischauer, who was walking on Point Road near Kungping Road, 830 pin. on April 28. Mrs. Fleischauer died at 10 o'clock the gme_evening, in the Shanghai Sanitarium Cline, Range Road. polit "hit-and-run" driver of the heavy vehicle vanished from the one. 90 quickly that only a vague Sssctiption of the truck was available {0 the Police investigating. It was {erled that' the car'was of the used by the Japanese military,
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