the National" Committee and Chairman of the Industrial Committee hopes to demonstrate that possible to provide a one-family house of brick and tile that will cent for three or four dollars per month and out of that amount besides paying for upkeep and replace, ment pay a fair rate of interest on the investment. If this can be done many people can afford to join in the movement long needed in Shanghai to provide better living condi tions for the men and women who Dr. James Chu, Shanghai College Nanking on suspicion of being a Kuomintang spy a week ago last Saturday, and held a prisoner for one week. He was set free on tthe intervention of Dr. Yen, Physics Professor at Shanghai College, and other personal friends, og well as. the college authorities. before his arrest Dr. Chu received a letter from a life. long friend of his from Canton, a Presbyterian minister, who wrote that he was sending his daughter inning College in Nanking and Chu to meet her ud if possible conduct her to Nanking.
That Dr. Chu is a Cantonese and that the young lady with whom he was travelling had with her a membership eard of a student Kuomintang association Jed to susplecion jon the part of the Nanking railway alice, who arrested the couple. The young lady was soon fortune enough to get into touch with the Ginling College authorities, who sent a representative to the police officials and she wag released, Dr, Chu was held a prisoner for seven days, and when he wrote to his friend Dr. Yen, physics professor at Shanghai College, the Jatter treated it as a joke that Chu who was well known to be anti-Red should be suspected as a Red agent. However, Dr. Yen went to Dr.
Ting, who was about to. visit Nanking' and agreed to do what he could to secure Dr. Chu's. roleo Dr, Ting's visit to Nanking was cut short by other urgent affairs, and in the meantime Dr. Chu had been transferred from police to the regular mi for trial, Dr. Ting court do no more than write a note to the gov cerner about the matter.
Dr. Chu was now up for summary trial by the military court, Ris statement that he was the Shanghai College physician was di believed because the only cards had in his pocket bore the address of Peking Union Medical College, where Dr, Chu was located three months ago previous to his coming to Shanghai.
n proceeded to Nanking to Interview the governor, The tttee thought that Dr. Chu had already been released, but this proved not be so; and then upon Dr. Yen's eesurances and upon the receipt of further letter from the Shanghai College authorities, Dr, Chur was set at liberty.
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