This is necessarily only a bret outline of their suggestions, but here again the question of finances is important. The suggestions they make would cost approximately $37.200 ually, apart from the worley which would be needed for Initial exper.ses From all accounts the League will not lack for suacestions la its April conference, expecially so far Shanehal Is concerned. It ts under stood that the SMC. is prevarine an Offtelal list of recommendations. culars have also been received by 9 umber of local unoMclal orsan'za—tions. It fs also understood thal the Leazue had clrevlarized offs! and benevolent societies in Harbin. Peking, Hankow. and Kulengsu on the same question.
Shanghai. has its own peculiar Aificulties however. At the moment the tide of immigrant Russian women appears to have slackened. but who will say that ft will not develop into race again just so soon as It is known that indigent Russian women are being well cared for here? Those saved from lives of immorality by' good work in local institutions might cosily be replaced by women from other cities and the problem would be a3 grave as ever. In an extreme case Shanghai might become an even worse gathering ground for Toose women than ft was some years ago when destitution. made the situation so black. And that wa. prospect that pleases neither the offilal nor the benevolent society.
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