The Archive · 1930

Appeal for Missions

"Sheffield is a University city. We want a man of science to go out to China as soon as possible. Is there someone who will hear the all and enable Sheffield to supply this. n This appeal was made by Dr. 8. Lavington Hart of North China, when speaking at the Sheffield Auxiliary Missionary meeting at Sheffield Nether Chapel, this week, Referring to the present position of China, Dr. Hart remarked that China was coming into its own. It had the largest standing rmy in the world, and national deeper.

celing was spreading deeper and

"China has not yet shaken the world a Napoleon prophesied, but the time is coming when what is happening must affect every other part of the world." British firms had generally displayed a very fine example of caring for their employees. It was the spirit of "get vich quickly" that was responsible for oppression of the work people. Cly, Hart spoke of the work which had been done, particularly in the alleviation of oppression in industry students of the Anglo-Chinese College at Tientsin, of which he was the former principal and 'The cruiser Cornwall, which is now on its way home to pay-off, will future become a Portsmouth' ship recommissioning.

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