Dean pointed out that the of the various relief funds d give rise to difficulty in the future, for wi some societies Hat backing outside of Shanghai pi ust rely upon local effort here were needy séetjons of society
n that which exists can be arrived ques Some arrangement other funds coming from over-yet too early, he said, seas c be administered. He SiréSsd the difficulties facing those "Who had no national representation 3n this city.
Tt was explained at the meeting that some sources of relief are al.
almost frozen, and one cise Peewee was of an orphanage housing over 100 children which, unless eliot is obtained, the unhappy inmates will have to be sent back to desi homes, were: Dean Trivett in the chair, Mr. at Fridays meeting c. 5. er, secretary, Mrs. M. P. Campos, Mr. H. Kammerling, Miss L.
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