Mr. Eric Moller's Estate Acquired by Sino-Japanese Society for a Far Eastern Institute:
$2,000,000 for Buildings:
Practical Studies of Definite Value Old Building Dangerous: Trans-for to New: Steamer Announcements Considerable interest has been] aroused "in Sino-Japanese circles and others interested in fostering, scientific research work in the For] East, by the announcement that one:
the achievements of the Sino-Japanese Society's recently ended conference is the purchase of Mr. Eric Moller's estate known as} "Fairyland" in Route Ghisi as a site for the "Tung Fang," or Far Eastern Research Institute, The work of the Sino-Japanese Society comes as the direct result! of a visit paid to Japan by Dr. Wu! Lien-teh, Manchurian Plague Premention Bureau, some three years ago as a visiting professor. At that time he succeeded in arousing interest among leading Japanese scientists for a project whereby Sino-Japanese culture could the promoted. The Committee for promoting this work was formed, and subsequently divided its work nto two branches, one being at} Peking, and concerned with the acquisition of a Chinese cultural library, and the other devoted to scientific research.. This committee consists of 11 Chinese members and 20 Japanesi
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