To the Editor of the "Nowru-Cunwa Dai News"
Sut—As reported in your Tuesday's issue the Headmaster of the Shanghai Public School said 1922, "In this gift of a Shanghai merchant to, the Sons of the British now and hereafter in China an example has been set which We hope will be followed by others.'
referred to the Pesce Me-amounting to £2800 every three years.
It is increasingly evident that] women are being called upon to take a larger share in the affairs of State, Municipality and Education. In fact in all walks of life.
It is also increasingly difficult for parents in China to find the means to give their children a first class education.
When a girl gives indication of possessing exceptional ability it 'a great pity that there is no schola: ship which would give her the best opportunity to develop and use her ability.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.