The Rev. 'T. C. Wu, the prominent social and religious worker for many years the moving spirit of the Anti-Leprosy Movement in this country, has recently tendoved nis resignation as the General Secretary of the Chiese Mission to Lepers, in which position he has served for nearly eleven years.
Tt was largely through the untiring efforts of Mr. Wit that leprosy has now been recognized by the 1 public as a great social and health problem in China, and that several modern leprosaria were established in recent years throughout the _country, Including the National Leprosarlum of Shanghai, which was opened Inst year and Is considered to be one of, the finest institutions of its kind the Far Bast.
'Several efforts have been made by the Board of Directors of the Chinese 'Mission to Lepers to retain the ser-viees of Mr. Wu, but to no aval. As great surprise' to his many friends Rev. 7, C. Wu has chosen the practice of law as his new profession, He will establish his legal office at House 8, Lane 423, Avenue Foch, starting from November 1, 103
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