The Archive · 1937

Pleasure with Charity

The compact matshed encampment sheltering a full complement of 2,300 refugees in the Aurora University campus boi Monday nights dow pour remarkably well. The plaited matting roofs proved watertight. Only near the doorways the beating rain and the steps of those coming in from the damp had caused big patches of slush on the grass and mud ground foundation. In the more parts of the ground the showed heavily in the huts and the refugees had built up their matting be hat they could fid in the way of stray wood and way boughs ne sisters in charge of the camp issued a general request for timber in any form s the sheds could be floored, They remarked that for the main, the health of the camp was excellent and the refugees themselves bore out that contention, They said that a few cases of cholera in its mildest form RITZ THEATRE AGAIN discussed.—Trans-Ocean.

Farmers Moratorium

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