The Archive · 1937

President's Report According to Dr. J. Usang Ly, the

Institution made good progress in the maintenance of discipline, order and the improvement in sanitation and educational measures. This was much due to the promotion of the new life movement and military training, as well as the concerted efforts of the faculty.

During the past year, 697 students, Including 28 girls, enrolled with the institution in Shanghai, 206 with the 'Tangshan College, and' 160 with the Peiping College, the total being 1,065.

Continuing, Dr. Ly spoke of the construction in the institution. Sev. eral new laboratories were completed fand the foundation stone of the engineering laboratory was laid a few days ago.

The Board of Directors of the British Boxer Indemnity Funds ranted $20,000 to the institution for the purchase of equipment. In addition, several friends of the institu tion contributed scholarship funds the school.

Military training was rigidly enforced in the school. Not only students had to undergo drills, servants were also receiving such ' training. Already over 10 school servants had graduated from the miliary traning lass,

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