13. resolved that committee be apy the question Joint inted to. consider Prostitution and street soliciting in conjunction with Dr. J. C. H. Wu and to report to the Gouneil, nominations to such committee to be put forward at the next meeting Mr. S. T. Chen, of the Actuarial Department of the China United Assurance Society, the head office lof which is in Shanghai, has rejecived notice of having passed the to|final examinations to qualify as an [Associate of the American Institute lof Actuaries. He originally gradinated with honours in mathematics from the University of Michigan. Under the auspices of the China United Assurance Society he was given an opportunity, during. period of five years, for t Istudy and practical' actuarial experience with the Metropolitan Life, the United States Life and the [Teachers Life Insurance companies lof New York City. Mr. Chen is ithe first Chinese to secure the Jqualifieations of an Actuary. Mr. \T. ¥. Chang of the same company. has' also the distinction of being the first Chinese to qualify by examina tions held under the auspices of the American College of Life Under writers as Chartered Life Unde-leased from the Ward Road Gaol, it was. probable that they would Quickly resort to a life of crime and return to the Gaol; hence in his opinion their release under the amnesty would not materially affect the problem of accommodation with which the Council was confronted. low of the extremely heavy wwolved by the provision of additional gaol accommodation was unanimously resolved Mat re-'Presentations on the lines suggested by the Committee be put forward date, to the Consular Body "at an' car!
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