Shi ime giving a programme el MR. W. T. Fulstow and -Miss xm morrow from 9.30 to 10 p.m.
Ar the library tiffin at the Ameri. can Women's Club on Tuesday at 1230 p.m. Mrs. Dunlap will give ai talk on Rabindranath Tagore.
Miss Margaret Frame will speak over Station XMHD, on the subject "The Bible and the Bible Societies," from 95 10 945 tonight.
A Bmx exhibition is being held in the foyer of the Moore Memorial Church, where copies of the Bible in many languages are on view.
Ewo to the engagement for pri-vote functions, the Hungara Ballroom and Restaurant will be closed to the general public tomorrow and Tuesday nights.
Iw the series "Christian issues in wartime" over station XGDN today, the speaker will be the Rev. Dr. Forbes Tocher, his subject will be "Accidie, a deadly sin.
Topay at 730 p.m. over station the Catholic Hour programme will feature a talk by the Kev. Freae rick Wilcock, S.J., who will speak on the subject, "The Sabbath is made for man."
Tur result of the raffle drawn on Thursday by the Scanamavian "Women's Association, was as follows:—Tray 121; table runner 430; cushion 488; porcelain dog 890; doll's cradle 114.
"THAT women's proper place is in the home," will be proposed on the Foregin "Y" debating programme n Thursday at 9 pin. Mr. A. L.
cCorkindale is proposing, and Miss K. de Sheimo is opposing.
Associate members of the Society of the Helpers of the Holy Souls and their friends are reminded that 8 Mass will be said on Monday. in the Covent Chapel 3; Rue Mon tauban to which they are cordially invited. of Railways of the Javanese Govere, Mr. Shozo Murata, former Mini:
ment, who has been on an inspection tour of Central China, was expected to arrive in Shanghai yesterday from Nanking by train, the "Shanghai Mainichi" reported.
DoNATIONs of cakes for the B.W.A. Xmas Bazaar in aid of War Work Funds should be delivered on the morning of December 19. to the ladies in charge of the B.W.A. tearoom at the Shanehai Race Club, Mohawk Road entrance, M", Wang Chine-wei, president of the Nanking Government, returned to Nanking from Soochow by plane on Friday aftarnnnn talinwine oamntas tion of his three-day inspection tour of conditions in the peace aree- along the lower reselles nf the ete, the "Shanghai ainich" "oportod A TOTAL of 460 crime cases were reported to the Municipal Police during the week-end being an increase of 88 over the nrevions week, Of the total 257 were larceny cases, 39 snatching cases, 27 burglaries' and fifteen cases of pocketnicking. Altogether 619 arrests were made during the same period, an increase of 182 from the past week.
"Tr third national conference on domestic affairs was opened in ug on Friday. aná will con-los Seven days studying various proposals relating to civil, police and and administrations, it is learned from the "Cheng Yien Pao." A total of 168 representatives of the Ministry of Interior, and of departments of civil affairs, municipalities and land bureaux of various provincial gor ernments were present at the ce ference.
Mr. Victor Keen of the "N.Y, Herald-Tribune has been transferri to Hongkong and will leave here for Manila on the M.M, liner d'Artagnan on December 12. He would probably make the trip from the Philippines to Hongkong by plane, it was learned. He has been stationed here for the past twelve years. The Shanghai office of the paper would be closed during his absence and its headonarters would be transferred to Hongkong.
MUSICAL programmes over station XGDN today include a symphony at 2 pin. the Eias lecture or. Music-Appreciation at 3 and the Concert Hall at 10 p.m. These var grammes include Haydn, Mendelssohn, Scarlatti, and Dvorak while the lecture at 3 p.m.. jis on Mozart the man and his works with illustrations by the well-known musicians, Irene and Maestro Margolinski. Full details of the above programmes are in issue te" of "Radio Flash."
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