The building itself is a' happy [combination of Chinese beauty and modern efficiency. Its lines are those of a Chinese temple, and not [the usual square front of the typica ¥.M. CA. Building, and the Men's lobby or reception room is built to represent a temple,.with its heavy, red pillars supporting a colourful roof of beams, carved brackets, and painted squares of phoenixes. The Jgymnasium is large and well equipped with apparatus, and above it is a roof garden capable of seating 500 people. Then there-are class rooms, offices, committee and assembly room, a dining room and kitchen, dormitories, a reading room and game for men and another for boys, a barber shop, and [shower atid tub baths. The whole Jequipment is such as to enable the Mukden Association to carry. on its work in a way that will bring credit to the already. high standard fof Association work throughout China,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.