Total Now Over $36,000; More Donations Pour in A steady stream of donations received yesterday by the Salvation Army raised the fund of the organization to $36,139.63 and £5. Donations should be sent to 53 Nanking Road, the Army's temporary headquarters.
The largest donation of the day was*$105 and came from the foreign staff of the Great Northern Telegraph Company. The staff of the Texas Company -(China) donated $85, and the staff of Reuters, Ltd, $51.
Brigadier B. Morris, commander of the Army in this district, is in charge of the campaign and is assisted by Majors Begley and Wilkinson and Captain D. Ferdinand Mellvenny and wives of the various officers.
The list of new donors follows:
Previously Acknowledged £500. $35,304.41 Foreign Staff, The Great Ltd. j 105.00 Northern Telegraph Ca.
Staff," The "Texas Company (China), Ltd. i... 2550 Staff, Reuters, Limited 5100 Mr, C. C. Woo.
In Memoriam MIA.
Staff, Messrs. Reiss Bradley and Ca. Ltd.
Staff, The Shanghai Licensed Pilots' Association The Hungarian Community Mr. L. Hunter EUM Mr. L. Riggio Mr. W, The British protestedealt with incidents that took place at the Brenan Road boundary of the British Defence Sector last Monday, when groups of Chinese demonstrators! celebrating the establishment of the "Reformed Government of the Republic of China" sought to proceed towards the Settlement.
"It is, a matter of regret", the Japanese military spokesman said at the press conference yesterday morning, "that the British commander, acting on a one-sided observation, should have assumed a discourteous attitude towards the Commander-in-Chief of the Japanese forces.
"The British commander's action of protesting in writing to the Japanese Commander-in-Chief on the basi of an unverified assumption that the men involved were Japanese military, cannot be described in terms other than unfriendly", the spokesman continued.
"We would suggest that he should have adopted a course whereby he would have asked for an investiga tion first, before making the protest."
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