The Archive · 1926

President, Dr. W. S. New

Vice-president, Dr. H, H. Mort Secretary and Treasurer, Dr. A. — D. Wall, Members of the Council—Drs — Cumming, Jordan, Marsh

and Patrick, resolution was then proposed by Dr. Polk and seconded by Dr. Maxwell, to the effect that "Nationality' be no bar to membership of this Society," thus cancelling a previous resolution passed at the inception of the Society, when certain nationalities were not invited to join on account of the feelings created by the Great Wa Tesloution was carried unanimously.

Concenxina the Municipal Council question at Harbin, the Consular 'k Body there is expected to propo: that the foreign members should be many as their Chinese colleag the Municipal Council, after the example of Hankow. As to amounts of taxes, the Russians pay 60 per cent., and the Chinese and the other foreigners each 20 per cent, Dut the Consular Body seems anxious to avoid all useless complications and seems prepared to meet the Chinese half way as above men tioned.

FIrteen s9-called representatives of the workers in the Western Dis trict held a meeting on Wednesday, when Vu So-feng, a former employee in the Nagai Wata Kaisha mills, who presided, stated that the strike in England had ended "and the workers in that country accordingly would not need any assistance from their colleague§ in China." One wonders if they ever did need it, or if they have received, ox will receive the {nancial assistance xo freely promis Jed them by mushroom societies with. nothing to boast of except monstrous titles.

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