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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

The Hongkong Telegraph

SIXTH

ANNUAL

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JUNE-AUGUST, 1936.

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TUESDAY,

JULY 7, 1936.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

MOTHER CHURCH MEETING ANNOUNCES PROGRESS

EXTRADITION CASE

un

WITNESS DENIES HAVING HEARD OF FUGITIVE An appeal La Christian Scientists to

The cross-examination of Chau work for the demonstration of World Sing-chung, sergeant in the Nanding- Fence, the reading of reports by Shanghal Railway Police, was con- church ofleers on the various netiyi- find yesterday afternoon by Mr. P. Lins of the movement througs out the H. Sin in the extradition proceedings world and sustained demand for the writings of Mary Baker Eddy is against Ya Lap-ftd atau Li Chi-on dun Li Shek-yu, who is sought by coverer and Founder of Christian the

the Naning nuthoritien

Intr Selener, marked the annual meeting charges, namely the murder of Mr. of The Mother Church, The First Tang Yu-lu at North Station, Shang- Church of Christ, Scientist, in hat, on July 23, 1931; attempted Boston, Mass., on June 8,

murder of Mr. T. V. Sbong at the The

Ehetion of Mra Elizabeth same place and at the same time; Cadwell Tomlinson of Boston as Pre-conspiracy to murder Mr. T. V. Soong sident of The Mother Church was an nnd M. Tung Yu-; and lastly Baunted. She ruceeda Dr. Frank C. soliciting; others to murder Mr. T. V. Colby, Mrs. Tunison was born in Soong. Byron, Wisconsin. After graduating from St. Helen's Hall, a a well-known

Piscopalian private school,, ne Lian Science which brought her into

The cake in being heard before Mr. W. Schofield, at the Centrul Magise;

Strellett is con-

fracy. Mr. D.

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ducting the case for the Clown, and LADIES' COLOURED

Mr. P. H. Sin is appearing for the fugitive.

Replying to questions by Mr. Sin, Cimu Stog-chun sold that at the tha of the attempted murder of Mr.

Soong there were about 30 to 10

a. remarkable heating in Chris

the practice of this religion, She was at one time a delegate appointed by the Governor of Oregon to a conter of women's organizations in Paris. In 1914 she was in London England, at the outbreak of World War and dil servire under Passengers in the waiting room oth Mrs. Herbert Hoover in relief activiting on the henches on the north

the station. Some passengers were!

side, but not round the pilings on the The addition of 22 new church.north side, There were about ten or and eight, now oniversity organiza- more seated on the beaches. He als Hons, making a total of 2.571 branches

Handdree

five or six persons reated) of The Mother Church and 55 callegint pillar No :! south, when he we reached pillar No. 1 south. He got Land university organizations,

By the 1.partament ofpicious when he saw them, br- Branch and" Pruetitioners.

en their movements were unustaf. i Among new Societies WHS 010 formed by the natives in a mountain They got excited and row from their seala as'ngon as they saw Mr. Soong's province of the Philippins Islands, party coming in. They Gad been holding services over.

· perked of years. this past year

All'Assailuots Armed me to the paint in Swth wir re

able to ga

go forward as a

Wilness

Mat state

the Arint they were branch of The Mother Qurch,

starter when they got between pillars: Approximately 6,000 Christian Sci. and Mr. Song was then bei ntists representing every state ineen pillars 2 and 3, and he himself The Union and practically

had reached pillar 3. He save the civilized nation in the world attended man who red at Mr. Tang very the me. Ling. The main flour

clearly and

The man used an automatie pistol and wors ;1 long white cal. three galleries were filled within a

After Mr. Tang fell. the bodyguards short time After the church. doorsned fire on the murderers. Thre were opened, the overflow being n of the five commodated in the original Mother

fL

every

Church where amplifiers were in- stalled.

World Pence

with revolvers, Be saw were armedi

and

the other two had automatte pistols. The

fugitive was at pillar 3. Fugitive had no jun when he (witness) first saw him, | but when he not to pillar 3

3 he took his eyes off the fugitive, and it was then, he supposed, that fugitive had drawn his gun, Firing went on for about one and a half-minates. Me. Tang was removed by his bodyguards

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Introducing the theme of World -Pence, Williaju 1. McKenzie, for the past year chairman of the Board of Dir.riors, designated the way in which peare can be realized, pointing out that "when a brunch church

that members respect one another ard In reply to further questions, wit- show deference and courtesy, work is said he arrived in Hongkong in done in friendliness. May not a time cancellou with the case on March 14, having been sent by the Nanking be coming," he asked, "when in

con

in Shanghal Presses and parliaments good will of Government. He was this sort will show like armonies and 931, and was at the bombing of the

during

the Sino-Japanese trouble in bail is to

In her address, Mrs. Tumlinson de North Station, He could not remem clared that "the developments of this ber having heard of the "Peoples hour in world history are not diskearkl not know and had not heard that Salvation Dare-to-dle Corps." He tening to the thinker

Christian Science. War will end when nations Yu Lap-ful was the commander of that battalion. He did not know are ripe for progress. As humanity whether the name of Yu Lap-fu) was ripens in courage, in purity of

neither did he pose, in increasing virtue, in holiness, famillar at that time;

that know

the fugitive bad this ripening will hasten the day pro participated in the fight against the phesied by our Leader when the

rist-spirit will cleanse the earth of Japanese. Witness said he definitely did see the 'fugitive al the North human gore. It is the life of men, Station on July 23, 1931. That was not the death of

who then had a moustache.

the peace of nations that determines the Arst time he had seen the fugitive,

Edward Ripley, re-elected

in reply to a question by Mr. Church Treasurer, expressed grati Strellett, witness said that he first Lude that the indebtedness of a year heard the naine Yu Lap-ful when tude that be

resulting from the ago,

remadeling he was shown 15 photographs at the furnishing of the former Shanghal Garrison, and had picked publishing house

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LATE MR. T. T. CHING LAID William M. Bartlett, Secretary to

TO REST YESTERDAY Trustees under the Will of Mary i Baker Eddy, reported expenditure of

The funeral took place yesterday more than $160,000 during the

year

afternoon at Kennedy Town of the just past,

late Mr. T. T. Ching (Ching Tien- tend and promote the Christian Science." This money went tau), a former Treasurer of the Total sales:-3,760 tons. to aid churches and societies to erect Kyangtung Provincial Government,

-Chicago Wheat who was shot dead by an unknown July... 100/101 or parchase their own buildings, for

outside his residence In September. 101%/101% the free distribution of authorized assin

1025/102 ftobinson Rod on Saturday night. December literature, for supplying literature Braille far

Saturday's sales None. ine The funeral was a very simple one, blind, for the

for aiding

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71%/714 hundred persous, including September lecture, and in Germany, for assist-

December 66%7664 Ing Christian Scientists there who many ladies." would otherwise have been unable to receive authorized literature following ears and a band followed the cortegy July certain restrictions made last August to the Yat Pit Ting, where the cus- December ..

from the Government Civil Hospital October by the German Government.

over

All the relatives travelled lå motor.

As Manager of Committees on tamery Chinese religious service was Publication, C.

The mourners present included the disclosed that througustus Norwood observed.

the publication widow, Mrs. T. T. Ching, and the two of religious items and the brondenst of religious programmes and

new sons and four daughters of the de- comments froin the Christian Science ceased, Monitor, friendly relationships have

A large number of wreaths

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been established with about 2,000 sent to the bereaved family by friends Lewspapers and 300 ndio stations.

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Ten lectures were given in Africa, 59 Miss Margaret Murney Glenn aa in Australasia, 17 in Hawall, China, chairman of the Board of Lecture Japan, Java, Ceylon and India, one West Hive ai ship for the past year elted cases in the City of Mexico, 17 in South

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