Apostle, Preacher, Linguist and a Man of Ready Wit in Shanghai A new organization, the activities, of which will be watched with keen interest, has been formed in Shanghai and is known as the National Child Welfare Association of China, This body is dhe outcome of the Canton Child Welfare Committee in which many high officials an merchants and their wives have taken a keen part.
The new Association was organized last May with an executive committee comprising Dr. H. H. Kung, Minister of Industry "and Commerce (chairman); Mrs, P, W. Kuo, wife of the former president of the National Southeastern University in Nanking (vice-chairman) Mr. V, Z Kao (treasurer); Ting Shu-ching, the Rev. K. Chung, Dr. Fong F, Sec, Miss Mary Kwei, Dr. W. K, Chung, Mr. Gideon Chen, Dr. Z W, Koh, Dr. A. J. Fisher and Dr, Frank Rawlingon." Mrs, Kuo and Mr, Garfield Huang were elected acting seerearies, Temporary accommodate been found in room 112, 4 Hongkong Road (the Chinese Bank-cers Association Building).
The National Child Welfare Association of China will ce-operate with the Association for the Welfare of the Children of China, Inc, which has its headquarters in New York City, and it is hoped that the new movement will prove of rear benefit to the needy children of China, The following is the constitution ihe new Asati thei tthe Chi, Wear ectal he uta What's What and Who's Who When it came to finding out what was beitig done and who was doing best, or worst, it was a different business, but fortunately there arrived too late for play a riparian engineer of known ability at bowls, and of a friendly and" hospitable disposition, "So one casually found oneself against him and a watchful menial quickly produced duplicates of the first lesson bowls, whilst mastering which was Suggested the knowledgeable tone might help an ignorant one out of trouble, "Och, aye, mon! Just tak' doon what ye hear me say an' yell ken all about it." Whereupon he whooped:—"Fine, Tabby! Guid wood!" "Tubby" in that vast array could not be singled out as any one individual. For the next hour it seemed that Jock, Mac, David, and sundry others did' nothing but "ie" (though their remarks in general sounded moderately honest) or el reduced "guid woods," s0 one was little forrarder, Another friend, who was in the thick of the fray, came by on a triumphal march to. a" higher tink, so he was halted in his conquering progress and asked when it would all finish. "Not tit! dark. Probably not to-night," said hho, and that seemed to provide a fair excuse for leaving.
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