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THE CHINA

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FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1929.

World News In Pictures

Recs" Hold Annual Soiree.

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The annual soiree of the Shanghai Recreation Club was held in the club eluse, where nearly 200 memvers and guests attended, nuking it a great success. The clubhouse was tastefully decorated for the necasion, and the happy gathering posed for the photographer just before the supper.—(Ah Fong),

Songbird Returns

3 Killed in Jail-Break Riot

THE

Alexander Legge, of Chicago, former president of the International Har- vester Company, resigned his position to accept his appointment by President Hoover to the chairmanship of the United States Farm Board.

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Geraldine

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looked happy when she arrived in New

York on the St. Louis from Europe.

She's glad to be back, though she en- joyed her travels abroad.

Not Just A Pose!

Aeroplane view of Clinton Prison at Dannemora, N‚Y., just after the quelling of the riot which

followed the attempt of 1,000 long-term prisoners to escape by overpowering the guards. The car

penter shop on the right, fred in the firsh dash for freedom, is shown smouldering. Three convicts

were killed and twenty wounded in the six-hour fight for freedom.

Music Dowager And Her Proteges

Captain Frank Eble off Salt Lake City takes up his duties as Commis- sioner of Customs at Washington, sac- ceeding E. W. Camp, who resigned. Captain Eble served in the War and later was Treasury agent at Berlin, assigned to Customs duties.

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Madame Schumann-Heirk-returning to Europe with three young

American singers, left to right, Miss Ellen Weekes of New York, Mies.

Grace Ellen Hopkins of Kanaɛs City, Mo., and Miss Mary Rose

Barrons of Kansas City, Mo. She will launch them on their careers.

in German opera houses. Two of the diva's grandchildren, Charlotte

Guy, left insot, and Barbara Schumann-Heick, right inset, accoin-

panied the group.

A distinguished and representative gathering was present at the ceremony of laying the corner stone, for the new six-storey building of the Shanghai Sasi- tarium Clinic at No. 85, Hange road, which is now well under way. Upper photo laying of the corner-stone by Mayor Chang's representative; lower photo: deliver- ing addresses in the Seventh Day Adventist Church hall; inset: Dr. R. W. Pan), who will be in charge of the clinic.

Interport Cricketers

Announcement of their engagement

indicates this embrace was more than just a part of the day's work for Sue

Carol and Nick Stuart, film størs, Sue

says, "It will be several months before

the welding takes place.”

On rightWhen interporters gathered at a

dinner given in honour of the Hankow cricket team

as the Shanghai Cricket Club pavilion.

Cordial

speeches were delivered by both the 8.0.C. officials

and representatives of the visiting team.. The

Hankow players lost to the Shanghai XI but defeat

ed the Shaforce team in the second match(Al

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