Tnaugurated Nov. 17 A very large number of people were "present at, the religious" eere= tony held on the' occasion of the Inauguration" ofthe new" Jewish Cemetery and "Tahara" at the end of Point Road, in. Yangtszepoo, 1030 am. yesterday. "Those taking part, inthe religious ceremony were Cantors Sehueler, Warschauer, Lerner, Schallamaeh, Fruchter, Glass, made by Mr. Speelman, Chairman of the Com mittee for the Assistance of European Jewish Refugees in Shanghai, Rabbiner Dr. Zelllin, the Rev. Mf. Brown.
Nov.
Torrorists renewed their actifies yesterday" when a. Chinese, believed 2o'be employed as an interpreter with the "Japanese Naval, Landing Party. Iwas seriously wounded by a gunmati near 9 Chinese thentte in the Vicinity of. the intersection of" Baikal and Dalny' Roads at about, 240 pin. He was femeved in an 8.7.8. emergency Jambuilanes. to the Yaniftazepoo "Bos pital with a bullet wound in his, foreid. "His "condition was said {0 be No details could be obtained yester Jday''as to how the man was shot the reason for the attack, As soon 2s the ease was reported to the" Japanese authorities, the latter Jelosed all the bridges teading to. the Ihorth of the Soochow Creek fea and for the culprit were "Me stituted, "As far as could be ascer= tained, "however, "no" arrests were All the bridges were closed at about 3 bin. but were reopened soon after number of roads in the Wayside district were cordoned oft by the members -of the Japanese Naval Handing' Party, "and many found themselves unable to leave the aren, S.M.P. Arrest Manager of Willow Patterns Press Nov. 17, HA. Pandey, seneral mand the 'Willow Paitern" Press, arrested by members of the Shanghai fitunieipat Police "'on" Saturday suspicion of having' defrauded his company' of approximately $500,000, FeWwas learned yesterday.
'The complaint was lodged with the [Shanghai Municipal Police "by" the feompany and 'Mtr. Pandey, who is 40 Years of ae and' a, native of Hondu-Fas, was taken "into custody by [detectives tram Central police station He' will be brought before the First Speclat District Court this morning No details as to the manner of the alleged fraud could be ascertained yesterday.
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