To the Editor of the Nonti-Cuina Daly News." ly_ News"
Frederick Milner, the president of the Welfare Society appeals for contributions to the [Society which helps the mentally) disabled and the _neurasthenica amongst ex-service men, Sir [Frederick points out that "in our midst approximately 100,000 sailors land soldiers are suffering from the tortures of hell as a result of War more hospitals where disabled ex: service men are cared for. Sale of work, and contributions of money, from friends and a goodly sum off money has been sent home each year since our society, started. To give some iden of resuits—to one hospital alone over £4,000 has been cone tributed over the period of years singe the Wer. i It is till hoped to be able td. continue to send again this yeary especially in view of Siv Frederick Iner's appeal, and although It is realized that for many money tight, yet we are sure that amongst the people of Shanghai there are many who would like to respond this appeal, and spare a small sum {for those who gave up so much, The Union Church Ladies Society have opened a subscription list, and any contribution will be gratefully Yeccived, and acknowledged if sent me, (Bins.) A, SINCLAIR,
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