Pah-hong, Y. 8. Djang, Zee' Chiing, Hollington K, 'Tong, Yung Chung-chin, William' Lockwood, T. K. Tseng, PW. Kou, K. Ty Liu, KZ, Loh and Jabin Hsu, After Dr, LIH. Kung had reported on the organization of the committee, which consists of five sections, namely General Affair Ca-ordination, Information and.
ration, Correspondence, and Recording, the meeting decided that atops should be taken to request the National Commission to refrain from sending more refugees to Shanghai, since appropriate places are available for them between Hankow and Shanghai, Mr, 'T, K. Tseng reported to the meeting that a relief ship has been despatched by the China Relief Com~ mittee of Japan and is due on or About September 10 under the Givestion of Baron Fukao, On oard of the ship, Amagi Maru, he said there are 300,000 yen worth of material, consisting of 20,000 aa, eoe blankets and 10,000 cans of Bags of rice, 60,000 bags of flour,
milk.
Mr, K, Z Loh, reporting plan in aid of flood relief work, said that cablegrams had Been sent to both Geneva and New York, making a world-wide appeal for. contributions. Tt was, also re-quarter of a million." Torted at the meeting that thei" Salvation Army is planning to]
tablish Kitchens in flood-stricken districts.
The total number of, flood refugees, to arrive in Shanghat, is about 20,000, of whom nearly 6,000 Are considered destitute. Yesterday about 1,000 came in from upriver ports," On Sunday 1,892 ar-vived and on Saturday 1,080 wore received by organizations caring for them.
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