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World News

THE CHINA

MAIL,

In Pictures

Their Hope Falls

Royal Air Force Association Admits First Chinese Members

Officiate at Convention

Mrs. George Bromley, top, and

Beorge Bromley, of Victoria, B.C.

parents of Lieut. Harold Bromley,

helped their sar, to prepare for his at-

tempted fight Trum Tacoma, Washing- -

long to Tokyo, Japan, only to see all

their plats desfied to earth when his

plane failed to lift the enormous load

of gas when he tried to take off.

An interesting ceremony was held in the clubrooms of the Royal Air Force association, Shanghui, on the occa- Hion of admitting, as honorary members, Mr. K. I. Nieh, Director-General of the Shanghai-Chengtu Air Line, and Mr. Shen Teh-ban, Director of the flungjao Aerodrome. Me. W. E. Holland. Vice-President of the Association, On behalf of the Ministry of Com- presided at the titin which was attended by a large number of members. inunications and the National Government, Messrs. Nich and Shen presented the club with a flag (in the fore- ground) from the Aviation Department of the National Government-(Wei Fong).

Prison Guards Increased

When the 47th annual Supreme Con- vention of the Knights of Columbus foregathged at Milwaukee, Wis., for a three lay session, William J. Carey, above, of Milwaukee, 'acted as host to the delegmes, and Robert Wittig, below, of the same city was general chair man of the executive committee.

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Mrs. Thelma Holland, of Los Angeles, has been sentenced to five years in pri- son for the possession of a liquor still. Due to her delicate condition, as sn expectant mother, the execution of the sentence has been delayed to permit the child to be born outside the prison. Rep.

J. J. Cochrane, of Missouri, denounce the prohibition enforcement laws which in many cases fail to per- mit proper discretionary powers in many cans.

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The Shih Cath University, on Klangwan-road, Shanghai, was the scene of a largely attended farewell party given recently by the staff of the Shanghai Provisional Court in honour of Dr. Ho Shirtseng, former President of the Court, who resigned. It wis kived that Dr. Ho l shortly going abroad to pursue further studies of law and education Dr. John C. H. Wu, successor to Dr. Ho, presided on behalf of the hosts, who included all the Judges and other members of the Court. Both the President and his

successor of the Provisional Court are seen seated in the centre of the front row(Chung Hwa Studio).