The Archive · 1925

Indians in Place of Chinese Crew

Strikers of LES, Namsang Scored Off Mr. John L. Duff, the Chairman Hongkong, Aug. 1. lof the Hospital Board, who called himself the "Kuling head coolie" to The Chinese crew of the Jardine, Matheson steamer Namsang, from offset the well-deserved -eulogies Calcutta to Tientsin, whose articles riven him by the chairman of the! first He gave' to. the meeting, Rev. S. H. Littell, was the have stil five months to run, wall out on a1 at Hongkong: assembled guests and friends of the to-day but were immediately placed by Indians held in readiness. Hospital, representative people who—Reuter's Pacific Service. were invited to come before the {formal public opening a week later. the inside story of the growth and maturity of the project, without a great deal of support or publicity. [Only two missions contributed to it officially, and hitherto the enterprise has been regarded as a local tone. Yet, as Mr." Duff remarked, the central situation at Kaling, and Jat such an altitude and such a

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