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THE CHINA MAIL,

WORLD NEWS IN PICTURES.

Distinguished Diplomatic Gathering

Mr. N., Norwegian Charge d'Affaires in China, was host to Dr. C. T. Wang, Minister of Foreign Affairs in the National Government of China, and many other Among those present were a number of diplomatic representatives who pro- diplomatic notables of various nations at a dinner given at the Majestic Hotel, Shanghai. ceeded to Nanking from Peking to attend the last rites of China's great leader, Dr. Sun Yat-sen (Ah Fong). Love Cottage May Not See Bride

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According to reports by an intimate friend of Gene Tunney, Mrs. Gene Tunney, the former Polly Lauder, is in an extremely pre- carious condition and is being kept alive by artificial means. is said that if her life is to be saved it is only because she has the means to command every aid of medical science to save her. Had her illness not interrupted their plans the honey-mooners had intended to return to Gene's little cottage at Stamford, Conn.

Dedicate New College Library

Hospitals Guard Against Explosion

The holocaust wrought at Cleveland Clinic Hospital, where. 125 patients, doctors and at- tendants perished in poisonous gas, released when an explosion occurred in the X-ray film storage room, has led authorities of many cities to turn their official eyes on the situa tion in their own cases. Regulations in New York require non-inflammable film be used.

The nurse at the left is shown exposing some of the film to terrific heat at a New York hos- pital, while (right) doctors show the differ- ence in the two kinds (left), the non-inflam- mable, which is used in New York, and (right) the inflamniable type which killed so many persons at Cleveland.

Jiggs on History-Making Flight

FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1929.

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Alumni Day of commencement week of Muhlenberg College at Allentown, Pa., will see the celebration of two important events. They will dedicate their new library, which cost $400,000, and will. celebrate the twenty-fifth anniversary inset, as president of the colle

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Jigga, inimitable hero of Georg McManus's popular comic strip, "Bringing Up Father," is serving as mascot for Major Spatz on his non-stop, round-trip, refueling flight from San Diego to New York The figure of Jiggs may be plainly discerned on the "ship, and in the foreground stands Major Sputz, who attained fame as pilot for the Question Mark In its endurance test. The OW flight is made to demonstrate how the Army could fncrease the effective range of bembers dur- ing wartime

Annual Luncheon of Railway Society

(left)The Railway Society of China beld their annual luncheon at the Bankers Club, No. 4, Hong Kong-

road, Shanghai, where some 50 mem- bers and guests eat down to an

excellent repast at which Mr. Paquan

8 Hsu, President of the Society and. Dean of the College of Communica-

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