Funeral services were ci on Tuesday afternoon "C.S. Trivett at the Bubbling Well Gracey and Mr. the chief mourners. Mrs. Schlee died at the Shanghdi General Hospital last Saturday at the age of 68 years. A beautiful blanket of carnations and sweet-peas with a large cross of roses from "Lillian and Ronald" rested upon the coffin that was surrounded with floral tributes from:
Barbara and Tommy: Betty and Arthur; Donald and Bee; Emil and Hale: Fritz and Honey; Jean, Peggy: Margaret Pi Wilbur: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Green: Lucy Stevenson; Mr. and Mrs. A. Robson; Mr. and s. Q, E, Vongehr: Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Wei; and others.
Funeral arrangements were under the direction of the International Funeral Directors. again, but that because time is short you must make the most of it."
The air raids she said, had inspired China with creative courage, with a feeling that every man and woman must do their utmost to "make good" and repair the damage.
Miss Galbraith had a long conversation with Mao Tze-tung, largely about Christianity, also about relations between the Eighth Route Army and the Kuomintang.—Reuter.
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