Mr. Tom Graham of Tientsin has arrived here for a brief vi Tae daily report of refugee work for March 20 follows:—No. of Camps under inspection by Public Health Department 173; No. of refugees therein 88,009.
Dr, W. W. Yen, former Ambassador to Moscow, will be the speaker at the American University Club's tiffin at the American Club to-day. His subject is "An Inside Study of the League of Nations."
MEMBERS and friends of the Foreign Y.M.C.A. are reminded of this evenings lecture by Dr, Frederick Reiss on the subject "Superstition and Disease," to be held in the main lounge at 8.30 p.m. The speaker will be introduced by Dr. F. J. O'Hara, and any interested in hearing Dr. Reiss are cordially invited to attend, Assoctartons formed by Nanwei, Chuangsha, Tenghsien, Paoshan and Tsingpu residents in Shanghai on March 20 addressed a letter to the International Relief Committee asking it to loan agricultural implements and spring seeds to farmers who have already returned to their homesteads in these war-torn districts, a report to the "Sin Tue local Inspectorate of Customs will discharge over 200 junior members of the crew of its preventive vessels at the end of this month, states a message to the "Sin Wan Pao." These will form the second batch of personnel to be released by the Customs, the first batch of over 100 men having been dismissed from the s. Hukwang, Yungning and Fuwei sometime ago Kino Carol of Rumania on March 20 received the German Minister to Bucharest, Dr, Fabricius, who handed him a document on behalf of the German Forestry Leader, Field-marshal Goering, in which King Carol is offered the honorary membership in the Reichs Association of German Hunters. King Carol accepted with cordial thanks to Field-
Marshal Goering and the German hunters.
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