Arrangements are already made for! summer accommodation at the various mountain and hill resorts in the province. Most of the missionaries in the province, spend their summer holidays at one or other of these resorts, many owning bungalows, which is the most satisfactory solution of the accommodation problem.
Tris year a very large proportion of the missionaries are due for Home eave, so there will be plenty of cotta~ kes available for any who do not own one. Int. Omel, of course, is the chief of these resorts, and the Hsinkalsze ridge where the cottages are built is at an altitude of approximately 4,000
Our tocal missionaries have built a ttle cluster of cottages on the top of] a range of hills about fifty miles from here quite near to the town of Jung-hsien. Thie ridge is not so high as Hsinkaisze on Omel, but nevertheless it affords a very pleasant change sir, being isolated from villages, and is surrounded by pine trees.
'Last year this resort, known as Gaoshih ti, or Douglas Heights, was very popular with: missionaries' from all) over the province, as it was not so near to the Red activities as the other summer resorts, and all the cottages, of which there are approximately fifteen, were occupied:
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